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What is the past tense of institute?

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The past tense of institute is instituted.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of institute is institutes.

The present participle of institute is instituting.

The past participle of institute is instituted.

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Emperor Meiji initiated instituted wide sweeping political, civil and social reforms which transformed Japan into a significant world power.
Under Maximilien Robespierre, the Jacobins instituted extreme policies to crush enemies of the state.
With more teams popping up and ringers being fought over, some sort of order would have to be instituted.
In 1822 the British authorities instituted trading fairs to regulate and regularize what until then had been restricted trade.
With no criminal proceedings pending in the case, the family instituted civil proceedings.
One of the first programs instituted by the Japanese was land reform that made the landowner the sole owner.

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