Definitions

institutional

[in-sti-too-shuh-nl, -tyoo-] / ˌɪn stɪˈtu ʃə nl, -ˈtyu- /

ADJECTIVE

bland, uniform

Synonyms

STRONG

corporate governmental uninteresting

WEAK

banal bromidic depressing dreary dry dull elementary humdrum insipid jejune monotonous pedestrian prosaic rudimentary

Antonyms

STRONGEST

individual

WEAK

exciting out-of-the-box uncommon

Example Sentences

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Bank of America’s Bull & Bear Indicator is designed to quantify investors’ fear and greed using data on institutional and hedge fund positioning, equity and bond flows, global stock index breadth and credit market technicals.

From MarketWatch

One current prosecutor said the amount of institutional knowledge lost in the exodus of Justice Department lawyers over the past year could take decades to replace.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Warsh could improve the Fed’s institutional standing considerably by never delivering another press conference.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lai said that student participation in Hong Kong's civic society through institutional and organisational channels has become "extremely difficult", but they will insist on speaking out for social injustice.

From Barron's

Spot ETFs continue to suffer outflows, suggesting negative sentiment is widespread from both retail and institutional investors, he said.

From MarketWatch