Institutions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSTITUTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INSTITUTION, an act of instituting
• an organization providing residential care for people with special needs
• an established official organization having an important role in a society, such as the Church or parliament
• a large company or other organization involved in financial trading
• a well-established and familiar person or custom
• an organization founded for a religious, educational, professional, or social purpose
• an established law or practice
• the action of instituting something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of instituting; establishment

Words related to INSTITUTIONS

institution11

Words that contain INSTITUTIONS

reinstitutions14 counterinstitutions21

How to use INSTITUTIONS in a sentence

• To him and his fellows, who form the vast majority, new ideas, and opinions which cast doubt on established beliefs and institutions, seem evil because they are disagreeable.
• Prominent among these are the advancement of knowledge and the deliberate adaptation of his habits and institutions to new conditions.
• Hotels abound on every side, and benevolent institutions and parks are common.
• Wisconsin is slowly, but surely, filling up with a healthy population, and founding her moral, as well as political institutions, on a solid basis.
• Every State possesses a university, though in many instances these institutions are in the last degree of feebleness.
• It is a city of hills which are crowned with institutions for white and black.
• It interferes indirectly and not directly with existing institutions.
• We do not fail, however, in organisation only with regard to these charitable institutions.
• She gave the greater portion of her Jubilee present toward a fund to establish institutions to provide nurses for the sick poor.
• The Englishman who travels in Normandy, meets, at every step, with reminiscences of his kings, his ancestors, his institutions, and his customs.
• All institutions are alike in this, that however useful, and needful even, they originally were, they not only in the end cease to be so, but become detrimental.
• An almost unnatural vigilance is really required of the citizen because of the horrible rapidity with which human institutions grow old.
• In the time of the great classic masters, Germany had hardly any institutions for the giving of regular concerts, and choral performances were hardly known.
• And it would be a sufficient satisfaction to witness the growth of knowledge and morality, thereby elevating society, and rendering its institutions more secure.
• These institutions are public in their use, but not in their foundation or control, and are therefore not public schools.
• There are about one hundred high schools in the state, and, within the sphere of their labors, they are not equalled by any institutions that the world has seen.
• In all the public institutions of learning among us, it should be as comprehensive, as minute, as exact, as that furnished for youth of the other sex.
• Numerous institutions contribute to the entertainment of visitors.
• Sir James Graham then gave a sketch of the different officers whom he would establish in these institutions.
• The Guardian’s point is that National Bodies when creating national institutions, should use sound judgment, because of the financial investment involved.
• In many other cases, however, the institutions have grown and flourished, and have had an honorable history.
• We all know that civil institutions are established for the public benefit, and that when they cease to answer the ends of their existence they may be changed.
• Now, Sir, the question of the power of Congress to create such institutions has been contested in every manner known to our Constitution and laws.
• They carry on a mad hostility against all established institutions.
• Wherever republican institutions are found, whether in republics or in monarchies, the people may rule if they will.
• The prisons and other institutions are filled with people who did not make any attempt to get away from the vicious surroundings in which they lived.
• Napoleon alone expressed his pleasure that the institutions of the two countries should become so like one another.
• Institutions without men are as futile as men without institutions.
• Look at our attitude towards prostitution, at the drink traffic, at the ugliness and injustice of the many institutions which we allow to endure.

Similar words containing STITUTION without suffix s and without prefix in

destitution12 institution11 restitution11 constitution14 destitutions13 prostitution14 restitutions12 substitution14 constitutions15 institutional13 prostitutions15 reinstitution13 substitutions15 constitutional16 institutionary17 reconstitution16 reinstitutions14 restitutionism16 restitutionist14 substitutional16 constitutionals17 constitutionist17 institutionally18 reconstitutions17 restitutionisms17 restitutionists15 substitutionary20 institutionalis15 nonconstitution17 unconstitutiona17 constitutionali17 institutionaliz24 deinstitutional16 noninstitutiona15 reinstitutional15 constitutionles17 substitutionall17 constitutionall17 constitutionally21 institutionalise16 institutionalism18 institutionalize25 antiprostitution18 noninstitutional16 substitutionally21 unconstitutional18 institutionalist16 constitutionless18 nonconstitutional19 constitutionalize28 institutionalizes26 institutionalisms19 institutionalized27 institutionalised18 institutionalists17 institutionalises17 constitutionalist19 constitutionality22 constitutionalism21 constitutionalized30 interinstitutional18 institutionalising19 constitutionalists20 counterinstitution20 deinstitutionalize28 constitutionalisms22 unconstitutionally23 constitutionalizes29 institutionalizing28 reinstitutionalize27 deinstitutionalizes29 deinstitutionalized30 constitutionalities21 constitutionalizing31 counterinstitutions21 unconstitutionality24 reinstitutionalizes28 reinstitutionalized29 deinstitutionalizing31 institutionalization29 noninstitutionalized30 reinstitutionalizing30 unconstitutionalities23 institutionalizations30 constitutionalization32 constitutionalizations33 reinstitutionalization31 deinstitutionalization32 deinstitutionalizations33 reinstitutionalizations32

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