different between reinstitutionalize vs reinstitutionalise
reinstitutionalize
English
Etymology
re- +? institutionalize
Verb
reinstitutionalize (third-person singular simple present reinstitutionalizes, present participle reinstitutionalizing, simple past and past participle reinstitutionalized)
- (transitive) To institutionalize again or anew.
reinstitutionalize From the web:
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reinstitutionalise
English
Etymology
re- +? institutionalise
Verb
reinstitutionalise (third-person singular simple present reinstitutionalises, present participle reinstitutionalising, simple past and past participle reinstitutionalised)
- Alternative spelling of reinstitutionalize
reinstitutionalise From the web:
- what does institutionalised mean
- what is institutionalised model of support
- what does institutional racism mean
- what is institutionalised approach in disability
- what is institutional behaviour
- what is institutionalised care
- what is institutionalised model of service
- institutional abuse
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