An institution is a large and organized body, typically with a hierarchical structure, that is dedicated to a particular purpose. The term can refer to a variety of organizations, including an ENTERPRISE (10 letters), which is a business or COMPANY that engages in commercial activity; a BANK (4 letters), which is a financial institution that provides banking services; a CONSERVATORY (12 letters), which is an educational institution specializing in the arts; a CLINIC (6 letters), which is a medical facility providing health care services; a LYCEUM (6 letters), which is an educational institution offering lectures and discussions; an ACADEMY (7 letters), which is an institution of higher learning; a FOUNDATION (10 letters), which is an organization established to provide financial support for a specific cause; an ASYLUM (6 letters), which is a facility providing protection and shelter; a COMPANY (7 letters), which is an association of people for a common purpose; a STORE (5 letters), which is a retail establishment selling goods and services; and a HALL (4 letters), which is a large building used for meetings, performances, and other events.