institutional

[in-sti-too-shuh-nl, -tyoo-] / ˌɪn stɪˈtu ʃə nl, -ˈtyu- /

ADJECTIVE

bland, uniform

Synonyms

STRONG

corporate governmental uninteresting

WEAK

banal bromidic depressing dreary dry dull elementary humdrum insipid jejune monotonous pedestrian prosaic rudimentary

Antonyms

STRONGEST

individual

WEAK

exciting out-of-the-box uncommon

Example Sentences

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No one has tried to explain how that might happen, in institutional terms, and for good reason.

From Salon

Du Bois, who impressed upon him the urgency of securing institutional power for Black Americans—in universities, in government, in diplomacy and in finance.

From The Wall Street Journal

“More debt is accumulated…more capital is misallocated…more institutional lines are crossed.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Many of those exiting employees had years of institutional knowledge that was tough to replace, the report added.

From MarketWatch

But even if Warsh pushes the Fed to cut rates when he joins in May, it’ll take further institutional adoption of bitcoin — in addition to monetary policy easing — to push the crypto’s price higher.

From MarketWatch