Institutionally

/ˌɪn.stɪˈtjuː.ʃən.əl.i/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that reflects the practices and policies of an institution.

The decision was made institutionally, adhering to the rules outlined in the governing documents.

Concerning the formal organization and operation of institutions.

The challenges were approached institutionally, recognizing the need for systemic solutions.

In a manner relating to an established organization or institution.

The reforms were implemented institutionally to ensure long-term sustainability.

As a result of the structures and norms of a particular institution.

The university addressed the issue institutionally, involving various departments in the discussion.

Derived from 'institution' + '-ally', denoting relation to an established body.

institutional racism

Discriminatory practices within institutions that disadvantage minority groups.

institutional framework

The structure and rules governing an organization.

institutional knowledge

Understanding and expertise that is built up within an organization.

institution

An established organization or foundation, especially one dedicated to education, public service, or culture.

institutionalize

To establish something as a convention or norm within an organization.

Not commonly used in slang, may relate to formal settings.

Let's keep this institutionally appropriate.

Referring to something that is overly bureaucratic.

That proposal is so institutionally rigid; it needs some flexibility.