institutional
Pronunciation: [ˌɪnstɪˈtuːʃənəl]
Context: "organization"
(adjective) related to a large organization or a system, like schools, governments, or businesses. It describes things that are part of how these big groups work.
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The new rules will help improve institutional policies at the school.
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The changes made last year did not lead to any institutional improvement.
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What are the institutional policies that guide our school’s activities?
Context: "societal"
(adjective) connected to established practices and structures in society. It refers to how things are done in places like hospitals or universities.
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The institution provides essential services through its institutional framework.
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Without institutional support, many programs would fail to help the community.
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How does institutional structure affect our daily lives?
Context: "education"
(adjective) relating specifically to schools or educational systems. It's about how schools and universities operate and provide learning.
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Institutional knowledge is crucial for the success of new teachers.
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The lack of institutional support made it hard for students to succeed.
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What institutional changes are necessary to enhance learning?