Institutional is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSTITUTIONAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• of or relating to an institution, also INSTITUTIONARY
• (especially of surroundings) impersonal and unappealing
• expressed through or organized in the form of institutions
• established as a convention or norm in an organization or culture
• of, in, or like an institution or institutions
• (of advertising) intended to create prestige rather than immediate sales.
• Pertaining to, or treating of, institutions; as, institutional legends.
• Instituted by authority.
• Elementary; rudimental.
• relating to or constituting or involving an institution
• organized as or forming an institution
• of or relating to an institution

Words related to INSTITUTIONAL

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Words that contain INSTITUTIONAL

institutionally18 institutionalis15 institutionaliz24 deinstitutional16 reinstitutional15 institutionalise16 institutionalism18 institutionalize25 noninstitutional16 institutionalist16 institutionalizes26 institutionalisms19 institutionalized27 institutionalised18 institutionalists17 institutionalises17 interinstitutional18 institutionalising19 deinstitutionalize28 institutionalizing28 reinstitutionalize27 deinstitutionalizes29 deinstitutionalized30 reinstitutionalizes28 reinstitutionalized29 deinstitutionalizing31 institutionalization29 noninstitutionalized30 reinstitutionalizing30 institutionalizations30 reinstitutionalization31 deinstitutionalization32 deinstitutionalizations33 reinstitutionalizations32

How to use INSTITUTIONAL in a sentence

• In healthy institutional life there is free play and interaction of all the forces that go to make up the organic life, and a certain flexibility is involved in all growth.
• Conwell came and from which has grown the largest Baptist church in the country, and which was the first institutional church in America, had its beginning in a tent.
• I believe every church should institute classes for the education of such people, and I believe the Institutional church will require it.
• The teachings of the Koran give the institutional and ritual forms to the same three elements distinguished above.
• Now the wide range in institutional development exemplified by the American Indians affords unprecedented opportunities for testing this postulate also.
• They not only make moral conduct real and impressive, but they gradually lead up to an appreciation of history in its social and institutional forms.
• In what country are they so institutional? The German dance music is on the whole by far the best any land has composed.
• Teaching campaigns, enterprises of institutional significance, publicity measures, publication projects, and celebration plans are rapidly multiplying.
• The institutional population is not a permanent, but mainly a transient one, the number of persons discharged from institutions in 1910 being 29,304.
• One or two such visits in a year will help to keep our wards in the institutional mind.
• Such conditions no longer exist, but the government is not yet able to provide for nearly all of the insane who need institutional care.
• The appeal of the institutional church is too intellectual.
• In this priestly organization of institutional religion, all free prophetic inspiration did indeed die out for over four centuries.
• The institutional organization of religion that began under Josiah had continued, with various fortunes, the aim of the higher spirits of the nation down to the exile.
• INSTITUTIONAL RELIGION AND THE LIFE OF THE SPIRIT 153 VI.
• I pass over the simple recitation of verbal prayers, which will better be dealt with when we come to consider the institutional framework of the spiritual life.
• This constant antagonism of church and prophet, of institutional authority and individual vision, is not only true of Christianity but of all great historical faiths.
• The question of this institutional side of religion and what we should demand from it falls into two parts, which will best be treated separately.
• But I think that we may look upon them, in some form or another, as essential to any institutional framework which shall really help the spiritual life in man.
• For sentiment, becoming enthusiasm, certainly causes institutional change, and yet the reformed institution invariably creates a new sentiment.
• Institutional generalizations seem all to point in this same direction.
• Our institutional life must also be regulated by the citizens, and so they must have judgments about each of its details.
• He also begins to understand the institutional life about him and the family and sex tie on which it is based.
• The Baron is, indeed, himself a mystic, though also a strong believer in the necessity of institutional religion.
• Institutional Christianity may be a legitimate and necessary historical development from the original Gospel, but it is something alien to the Gospel itself.
• The history of institutional Catholicism must be approached from a different side.
• These parties came to have an enduring, institutional character.
• A smoking kerosene lamp revealed a supper-table of almost institutional proportions.
• Tending directly toward the same object, is the religious enterprise now commonly known as the Institutional Church.
• Looking back on those early days we see a constant personal attention to the details of institutional life that commands admiration.

Similar words containing STITUTION without suffix al and without prefix in

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