Definition of institutionalization in English:

institutionalization

(British institutionalisation)

nounɪnstɪˌtjuːʃ(ə)n(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of establishing something as a convention or norm in an organization or culture.
they remain committed to the institutionalization of democracy
Example sentencesExamples
- He reveals an intense frustration with the institutionalization of semiotics.
- The process of institutionalization is fascinating in architecture—for example, the discipline's insistent move toward a literal translation of metaphor.
- The result has been the institutionalization of agricultural dumping by national farm policy, the report concluded.
- What we are talking about is institutionalization in an art form where the transitory is standard.
- The effect has been to institutionalize a process that, by its very nature, seems to defy institutionalization.
- The institutionalization of rationality is the constitutive feature of institutions in the modern business enterprise.
- He looks at institutional forms and networks and the institutionalization of class relations.
- He did not just represent that process, he participated in its institutionalization.
- The true institutionalization of the hedge fund industry would likely raise a number of new issues.
- Practices of popular authorization can be deeply entrenched without that leading to an institutionalization of the rule of law.
2The state of being placed or kept in a residential institution.
people with a history of long-term institutionalization
Example sentencesExamples
- She had been felled quite early by tragedy—the death of a young daughter, abandonment by a first husband, institutionalization following a nervous breakdown.
- My own mother was threatened with a marriage annulment and institutionalization if she sought a divorce for my father's rapes and beatings of the kids.
- Next stop: institutionalization (the neighbors, I'm quite sure, have warned their children to stay away from the crazy man with the constantly dripping hair).
- His institutionalization reveals that his violence is attributable to his mental deficiencies.
- I did this at my lowest point—assuming something could be lower than plotting the institutionalization of an elderly neighbor.
- Campaigns against forced sterilization or institutionalization or exclusion from public schools have been led by family members or the professionals who work with them.
- In addition to the emotional toll on young people, the cost of institutionalization is prohibitive: as much as $200,000 per child, per year.
- The recommendation was institutionalization, but after two years, Ms. Williams brought her home, determined that she should live as normal a life as possible.
- By helping children living with their families now, the state will be able to avoid the much higher costs of institutionalization or imprisonment later on.
- Through insanity and institutionalization, this family tends to mirror their times.
1. 2.1 Harmful effects such as apathy and loss of independence arising from spending a long time in an institution.
  a perceptive report worried that J was at risk of institutionalization
  Example sentencesExamples
  The process of institutionalization may surround inmates so thoroughly with external limits that internal controls atrophy or fail to develop altogether.
  Institutionalization is facilitated in cases in which persons enter institutional settings at an early age.
  The psychological residue of institutionalization requires active and prolonged agency intervention.
  There was also the matter of my several years living in homeless shelters that caused a form of institutionalization to set in.
  Institutionalization renders some people so dependent on external constraints that they gradually lose the capacity to rely on internal organization.
  In extreme cases of institutionalization, prisoners may think of themselves as "the kind of person" who deserves only the degradation to which they are subjected.
  Prison systems must begin to take the pains of imprisonment and the nature of institutionalization seriously.
  There is less tension between the demands of the institution and the autonomy of a mature adult, so institutionalization proceeds more quickly with younger inmates.
  The term "institutionalization" is used to describe the process by which inmates are shaped and transformed by the institutional environments in which they live.
  The ordinary adaptive process of institutionalization has become extraordinarily prolonged and intense.

Definition of institutionalization in US English:

institutionalization

(British institutionalisation)

nounˌinstəˌt(y)o͞oSH(ə)n(ə)ləˈzāSHən

1The action of establishing something as a convention or norm in an organization or culture.
they remain committed to the institutionalization of democracy
Example sentencesExamples
- What we are talking about is institutionalization in an art form where the transitory is standard.
- The effect has been to institutionalize a process that, by its very nature, seems to defy institutionalization.
- He did not just represent that process, he participated in its institutionalization.
- The institutionalization of rationality is the constitutive feature of institutions in the modern business enterprise.
- He looks at institutional forms and networks and the institutionalization of class relations.
- The true institutionalization of the hedge fund industry would likely raise a number of new issues.
- The process of institutionalization is fascinating in architecture—for example, the discipline's insistent move toward a literal translation of metaphor.
- He reveals an intense frustration with the institutionalization of semiotics.
- The result has been the institutionalization of agricultural dumping by national farm policy, the report concluded.
- Practices of popular authorization can be deeply entrenched without that leading to an institutionalization of the rule of law.
2The state of being placed or kept in a residential institution.
people with a history of long-term institutionalization
Example sentencesExamples
- Campaigns against forced sterilization or institutionalization or exclusion from public schools have been led by family members or the professionals who work with them.
- His institutionalization reveals that his violence is attributable to his mental deficiencies.
- In addition to the emotional toll on young people, the cost of institutionalization is prohibitive: as much as $200,000 per child, per year.
- Next stop: institutionalization (the neighbors, I'm quite sure, have warned their children to stay away from the crazy man with the constantly dripping hair).
- By helping children living with their families now, the state will be able to avoid the much higher costs of institutionalization or imprisonment later on.
- I did this at my lowest point—assuming something could be lower than plotting the institutionalization of an elderly neighbor.
- The recommendation was institutionalization, but after two years, Ms. Williams brought her home, determined that she should live as normal a life as possible.
- Through insanity and institutionalization, this family tends to mirror their times.
- She had been felled quite early by tragedy—the death of a young daughter, abandonment by a first husband, institutionalization following a nervous breakdown.
- My own mother was threatened with a marriage annulment and institutionalization if she sought a divorce for my father's rapes and beatings of the kids.
1. 2.1 Harmful effects such as apathy and loss of independence arising from spending a long time in an institution.
  a perceptive report worried that J was at risk of institutionalization
  Example sentencesExamples
  There was also the matter of my several years living in homeless shelters that caused a form of institutionalization to set in.
  In extreme cases of institutionalization, prisoners may think of themselves as "the kind of person" who deserves only the degradation to which they are subjected.
  There is less tension between the demands of the institution and the autonomy of a mature adult, so institutionalization proceeds more quickly with younger inmates.
  Prison systems must begin to take the pains of imprisonment and the nature of institutionalization seriously.
  The term "institutionalization" is used to describe the process by which inmates are shaped and transformed by the institutional environments in which they live.
  The ordinary adaptive process of institutionalization has become extraordinarily prolonged and intense.
  Institutionalization is facilitated in cases in which persons enter institutional settings at an early age.
  The psychological residue of institutionalization requires active and prolonged agency intervention.
  The process of institutionalization may surround inmates so thoroughly with external limits that internal controls atrophy or fail to develop altogether.
  Institutionalization renders some people so dependent on external constraints that they gradually lose the capacity to rely on internal organization.

单词	institutionalization
释义	Definition of institutionalization in English: institutionalization (British institutionalisation) nounɪnstɪˌtjuːʃ(ə)n(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of establishing something as a convention or norm in an organization or culture. they remain committed to the institutionalization of democracy Example sentencesExamples He reveals an intense frustration with the institutionalization of semiotics. The process of institutionalization is fascinating in architecture—for example, the discipline's insistent move toward a literal translation of metaphor. The result has been the institutionalization of agricultural dumping by national farm policy, the report concluded. What we are talking about is institutionalization in an art form where the transitory is standard. The effect has been to institutionalize a process that, by its very nature, seems to defy institutionalization. The institutionalization of rationality is the constitutive feature of institutions in the modern business enterprise. He looks at institutional forms and networks and the institutionalization of class relations. He did not just represent that process, he participated in its institutionalization. The true institutionalization of the hedge fund industry would likely raise a number of new issues. Practices of popular authorization can be deeply entrenched without that leading to an institutionalization of the rule of law. 2The state of being placed or kept in a residential institution. people with a history of long-term institutionalization Example sentencesExamples She had been felled quite early by tragedy—the death of a young daughter, abandonment by a first husband, institutionalization following a nervous breakdown. My own mother was threatened with a marriage annulment and institutionalization if she sought a divorce for my father's rapes and beatings of the kids. Next stop: institutionalization (the neighbors, I'm quite sure, have warned their children to stay away from the crazy man with the constantly dripping hair). His institutionalization reveals that his violence is attributable to his mental deficiencies. I did this at my lowest point—assuming something could be lower than plotting the institutionalization of an elderly neighbor. Campaigns against forced sterilization or institutionalization or exclusion from public schools have been led by family members or the professionals who work with them. In addition to the emotional toll on young people, the cost of institutionalization is prohibitive: as much as $200,000 per child, per year. The recommendation was institutionalization, but after two years, Ms. Williams brought her home, determined that she should live as normal a life as possible. By helping children living with their families now, the state will be able to avoid the much higher costs of institutionalization or imprisonment later on. Through insanity and institutionalization, this family tends to mirror their times. 2.1 Harmful effects such as apathy and loss of independence arising from spending a long time in an institution. a perceptive report worried that J was at risk of institutionalization Example sentencesExamples The process of institutionalization may surround inmates so thoroughly with external limits that internal controls atrophy or fail to develop altogether. Institutionalization is facilitated in cases in which persons enter institutional settings at an early age. The psychological residue of institutionalization requires active and prolonged agency intervention. There was also the matter of my several years living in homeless shelters that caused a form of institutionalization to set in. Institutionalization renders some people so dependent on external constraints that they gradually lose the capacity to rely on internal organization. In extreme cases of institutionalization, prisoners may think of themselves as "the kind of person" who deserves only the degradation to which they are subjected. Prison systems must begin to take the pains of imprisonment and the nature of institutionalization seriously. There is less tension between the demands of the institution and the autonomy of a mature adult, so institutionalization proceeds more quickly with younger inmates. The term "institutionalization" is used to describe the process by which inmates are shaped and transformed by the institutional environments in which they live. The ordinary adaptive process of institutionalization has become extraordinarily prolonged and intense. Definition of institutionalization in US English: institutionalization (British institutionalisation) nounˌinstəˌt(y)o͞oSH(ə)n(ə)ləˈzāSHən 1The action of establishing something as a convention or norm in an organization or culture. they remain committed to the institutionalization of democracy Example sentencesExamples What we are talking about is institutionalization in an art form where the transitory is standard. The effect has been to institutionalize a process that, by its very nature, seems to defy institutionalization. He did not just represent that process, he participated in its institutionalization. The institutionalization of rationality is the constitutive feature of institutions in the modern business enterprise. He looks at institutional forms and networks and the institutionalization of class relations. The true institutionalization of the hedge fund industry would likely raise a number of new issues. The process of institutionalization is fascinating in architecture—for example, the discipline's insistent move toward a literal translation of metaphor. He reveals an intense frustration with the institutionalization of semiotics. The result has been the institutionalization of agricultural dumping by national farm policy, the report concluded. Practices of popular authorization can be deeply entrenched without that leading to an institutionalization of the rule of law. 2The state of being placed or kept in a residential institution. people with a history of long-term institutionalization Example sentencesExamples Campaigns against forced sterilization or institutionalization or exclusion from public schools have been led by family members or the professionals who work with them. His institutionalization reveals that his violence is attributable to his mental deficiencies. In addition to the emotional toll on young people, the cost of institutionalization is prohibitive: as much as $200,000 per child, per year. Next stop: institutionalization (the neighbors, I'm quite sure, have warned their children to stay away from the crazy man with the constantly dripping hair). By helping children living with their families now, the state will be able to avoid the much higher costs of institutionalization or imprisonment later on. I did this at my lowest point—assuming something could be lower than plotting the institutionalization of an elderly neighbor. The recommendation was institutionalization, but after two years, Ms. Williams brought her home, determined that she should live as normal a life as possible. Through insanity and institutionalization, this family tends to mirror their times. She had been felled quite early by tragedy—the death of a young daughter, abandonment by a first husband, institutionalization following a nervous breakdown. My own mother was threatened with a marriage annulment and institutionalization if she sought a divorce for my father's rapes and beatings of the kids. 2.1 Harmful effects such as apathy and loss of independence arising from spending a long time in an institution. a perceptive report worried that J was at risk of institutionalization Example sentencesExamples There was also the matter of my several years living in homeless shelters that caused a form of institutionalization to set in. In extreme cases of institutionalization, prisoners may think of themselves as "the kind of person" who deserves only the degradation to which they are subjected. There is less tension between the demands of the institution and the autonomy of a mature adult, so institutionalization proceeds more quickly with younger inmates. Prison systems must begin to take the pains of imprisonment and the nature of institutionalization seriously. The term "institutionalization" is used to describe the process by which inmates are shaped and transformed by the institutional environments in which they live. The ordinary adaptive process of institutionalization has become extraordinarily prolonged and intense. Institutionalization is facilitated in cases in which persons enter institutional settings at an early age. The psychological residue of institutionalization requires active and prolonged agency intervention. The process of institutionalization may surround inmates so thoroughly with external limits that internal controls atrophy or fail to develop altogether. Institutionalization renders some people so dependent on external constraints that they gradually lose the capacity to rely on internal organization.
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