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Definition of institutionalization - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
establishing normsprocess of making a practice a norm
- The institutionalization of recycling has improved waste management.
2.
committing to facilityprocess of placing someone in a restrictive facility
- His institutionalization was necessary for his mental health care.
Origin of institutionalization
Latin, institutio (arrangement) + -alization (process of making)
Terms with institutionalization included in their meaning
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institutionalization
act of committing someone to a place, especially prison or mental hospital
Examples of institutionalization in a sentence
Institutionalization of these practices is crucial. The family discussed the potential institutionalization of their elderly relative. Institutionalization rates have increased over the past decade.
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- French:institutionnalisation, internement, ...
- German:Institutionalisierung, Einweisung, ...
- Italian:istituzionalizzazione, ricovero, ...
- Spanish:institucionalización, internamiento, ...
- Portuguese:institucionalização, internamento, ...
- Chinese:制度化, 收容, ...
- Japanese:制度化, 施設収容, ...
- Arabic:إِرْسَاء, إِيدَاع فِي مُؤَسَّسَة, ...
- Hebrew:מִסְדוּר, אַשְׁפּוּז בְּמוֹסָד, ...
- Russian:институционализация, помещение, ...
- Ukrainian:інституціоналізація, ...
- Hindi:संस्थागतकरण, संस्थागत भर्ती, ...
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