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Meanings of institutionalized in English

Officially placed in or committed to a specialized institution.

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Usage of institutionalized in English
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There is no option but to enter formal, institutionalized politics, Adel says.
Reuters
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Malnutrition is known to be very common in hospitalized and institutionalized elderly.
Pubmed
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This organization first institutionalized the concept of historic preservation in New York.
The new yorker
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If only being nice were enough to chip away at institutionalized racism.
Ebony
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Avery didn't mention his wife was on the verge of being institutionalized.
The next to die
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After that, she was institutionalized for eight months-AlexShiften was her roommate.
The king of lies
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Ms. Fuentes had a mother who was institutionalized with advanced Alzheimer's disease.
Bones on Ice
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The abuse -you know -was pretty widespread, institutionalized, really.
The coldest blood
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A form of institutionalized suspicion, the policy had proven an efficient fear tactic.
Star Wars: Tarkin
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The fair has introduced to the public the institutionalized mea culpa.
The new yorker
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She was institutionalized for three months and subsequently released to her stepfather's custody.
House of Bathory
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Sixty-one subjects resided at a noninstitutionalized level of care, and 46 were institutionalized.
Pubmed
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Many of the people targeted by the program were poor, undereducated and institutionalized.
Reuters
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He was Black, quiet and had been institutionalized in the juvenile justice system.
Ebony
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Various studies showed positive effects concerning the development of those institutionalized children and adolescents.
Pubmed
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My parents don't believe in what they call 'institutionalized education.'
The cardturner
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