institute
- noun
- /ˈɪn.stɪ.tuːt/
- Another study by the Washington State Institute for Public Policy found a similar result.
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- What what I I started going to the Monroe Institute many years ago.
- There's incredibly little from the Institute of Justice or the NIH.
- Right now, the Institute of Heart Math is heading this up.
- The Inspired Performance Institute has a solution TIP.
- But let's say the Cato Institute is marked yellow, right?
- And you can find the John Bell Institute quite easily just with Google.
- I I took courses in British Institute of Cleaning Science.
- Marquette and Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
- There's a matchmaking institute which you get certified through.
- So me, the Central Intelligence Agency, CIA and the Monroe Institute collaborated.
- You need to go to the Pasteur Institute, Pasteur Institute in Paris.
Examples
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The institute offers various programs to support artists and their work.
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And this is according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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Richard was gonna apply to the Institute of Arts.
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Which was conducted at the California Institute of Technology.
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The authors wish to thank the Institute of Museum and Library Services for supporting this study.
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Right now, the Institute of Heart Math is heading this up.
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Classes also started at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
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Now, there are many climate institutes around the world.
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By Margaret Power. Margaret Power teaches history at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
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You need to go to the Pasteur Institute, Pasteur Institute in Paris.
Synonyms
An organization like a school, bank, or charity that serves the public
An organization that supports work in science, art, or literature
A place like a school or university where people study and learn
Compounds
A famous university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, known for engineering and science
A college that teaches practical skills in science, engineering, and industry
A US government agency that sets rules for measurements and helps science and technology progress
United States government group that funds research to help police and courts
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Institute comes from the Latin parts in- and stituere, which meant 'to put in place', so an institute is something 'set up' for a special purpose, like a school or a research center.