stigmatize

IPA: stˈɪgmʌtaɪz

verb

  • (transitive) To characterize as disgraceful or ignominious; to mark with a stigma or stigmata.
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Examples of "stigmatize" in Sentences

  • We need to de stigmatize mental illness.
  • Don't stigmatize those with mental illness.
  • This feature is widely stigmatized as being a solecism.
  • Any discrepancy from this is stigmatized in the phish culture.
  • First cousin marriage is less stigmatized in Europe than in the US.
  • This is a foolish and impious self love, and worthy to be stigmatized.
  • Its clearly partial, and induces the reader to stigmatize him as a liar.
  • We can not unfairly stigmatize the show for broadcasting a lot of episodes.
  • He would then point out that the NAMP objection includes the implication that to "stigmatize"
  • He then went on to explain why he wouldn't: It might "stigmatize" receiving banks, don't you see.
  • The government forces every major bank to take bailout money so as to not "stigmatize" any individual bank.
  • Bob said: There is no reason for you or anyone else to 'stigmatize' or 'censure' a woman for exercising her own ...
  • Fed: Telling us where our bailout trillions went would "stigmatize" banksters Nice little health care plan you've got there.
  • And instead, they're upset about it, because Hezbollah is a "legitimate political party", and banning it will "stigmatize" them.
  • Columnist says restrictions will cause some banks to opt out of TARP program, 'stigmatize' others, and force government intervention.
  • However, he said, he believes continuing to "stigmatize" SNCF more than 60 years after the atrocities were committed is "nonsensical."
  • A leading French Muslim group, the French Council for the Muslim Religion, has warned against studying the burqa, saying it would "stigmatize" Muslims.
  • 5 Of course, determining that a set of assertions is not scientific is not necessarily to "stigmatize" those assertions, but simply to understand their nature; it's not stigmatizing a duck to say that if it quacks and waddles and has feathers, it's a duck.

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