Instituted Meaning in English
word · lemma: institute
ˈɪnstəˌtutɪd
IN-stuh-toot-id
ˈɪnstɪtjˌuːtɪd
IN-sti-tyoot-id
Definition
Set up, established, or started officially, especially rules, systems, or practices.
Usage & Nuances
Formal; usually used for laws, policies, systems, or traditions. Common with objects like 'system', 'policy', 'procedure'. Not used for small, casual actions.
Spanish: establecer - instituirPortuguese (BR): instituir - estabelecerPortuguese (PT): instituir - estabelecerChinese (Simplified): 建立 - 制定Chinese (Traditional): 建立 - 制定Hindi: स्थापित किया - लागू कियाArabic: أَسَّسَ - شَرَعَ فيBengali: স্থাপন করা - চালু করা - প্রবর্তন করাRussian: введён - установлен - учреждёнJapanese: 制定された - 導入されたVietnamese: được ban hành - được thiết lập - được thực hiệnKorean: 도입되다 - 시행되다 - 제정되다Turkish: yürürlüğe kondu - uygulamaya alındı - kurulduUrdu: نافذ کیا گیا - رائج کیا گیا - قائم کیا گیاIndonesian: dicanangkan - diterapkan - diberlakukan
Example Sentences
The school instituted new rules last year.
basic
A new program was instituted to help students.
basic
The city instituted recycling for all homes.
basic
After the problem, strict measures were instituted overnight.
natural
That policy was instituted decades ago and is still in use.
natural
When the company grew, they instituted a formal dress code.
natural