Institute

What do we mean by institute?

To establish, organize, or introduce: synonym: establish. transitive verb

To initiate; begin. transitive verb

To establish or invest (someone) in an office or position. transitive verb

An organization founded to promote a cause. noun

An educational institution, especially one for the instruction of technical subjects. noun

The building or buildings housing such an institution. noun

A usually short, intensive workshop or seminar on a specific subject. noun

A principle or rudiment of a particular subject. noun

A digest of or commentary on such principles or rudiments, especially a legal abstract. noun

To set up; establish; put into form and operation; set afoot: as, to institute laws, rules, or regulations; to institute a government or a court; to institute a suit or an investigation.

To establish in an office; appoint; in ecclesiastical use, to assign to a spiritual charge; invest with the cure of souls: used absolutely, or followed by to or into.

To ground or establish in principles; educate; instruct.

An established principle, rule, or law; a settled order. noun

Plural A collection of established laws, rules, or principles; a book of elements, especially in jurisprudence: as, the Institutes of Justinian; Erskine's “Institutes of the Law of Scotland”; Calvin's “Institutes of the Christian Religion.” noun

An established body of persons; an institution; a society or association organized for some specific work, especially of a literary or scientific character: as, a philosophic or educational institute; a mechanics' institute; the Institute of Civil Engineers; the National Institute of France, or specifically the institute (see below). noun

In Scots law, the person to whom the estate is first given in a destination. noun

Instituted; established.

An organization founded to promote a cause

An institution of learning; a college, especially for technical subjects

The building housing such an institution

The act of instituting; institution.

That which is instituted, established, or fixed, such as a law, habit, or custom.

The person to whom an estate is first given by destination or limitation.

Words that are spelled similarly to institute:
institute, institut, instituto, constitute, destitute, instigate, restitute, instituted, reinstitute, institutor, institutes, institutive, intitule, instituter, istituto, stitute.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word institute:
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Words that rhyme with institute:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe institute:
new, norwegian, technical, national, american, finnish, international, brazilian, scientific, educational, prestigious, local, based, independent, central, famous, medical, agricultural, religious, special, private, annual, former, higher, polytechnic, military, planck, technological, colombian, massachusetts, montreal, collegiate, psychoanalytic, royal, courtesy, pedagogical, professional, nonprofit, separate, industrial, day, references, academic, psychiatric, regional, belgian, literary, islamabad, nearby, operative, theological, conservative, week, secular, autonomous, largest, renowned, research, budapest, vocational, hyderabad, monastic, joint, logical, rural.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective institute:
clauses, origins, time, war, warranties, newsletter, cultural, france, world.

Consonant match to institute:
enstatite, institut.

Words that sound like institute:
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