Examples of 'stigmatise' in a sentence
Meaning of "stigmatise"
stigmatise (verb) - To describe or identify someone or something in a way that is very negative or unfair, often leading to discrimination or social exclusion
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- Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of stigmatize.
How to use "stigmatise" in a sentence
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Criticism of a tendency to stigmatise the public sector.
They stigmatise a whole section of society.
He advises people not to stigmatise adopted children.
They stigmatise a whole section of society with their reductionism.
The goal is not to stigmatise particular countries.
There is the same willingness to stigmatise.
Now to stigmatise the mentally ill.
But it can create disincentives to work or stigmatise recipients.
So let us not stigmatise a religion or community.
We have been careful not to stigmatise smokers.
There is no need to stigmatise the products themselves or moderate consumption.
I do not find it very courageous to stigmatise them now.
They will stigmatise me for having a baby without a husband.
Others promote discrimination and stigmatise certain populations.
We do stigmatise teens a lot and see them as scary and alien.
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And he forbade that others should stigmatise him.
It has to be such as not to stigmatise the use of modern biotechnology.
It offers strong arguments for those looking to criticise or stigmatise migration.
It was unfair to stigmatise unwed mothers.
There are countries around the world that continue to stigmatise women.
Maybe we should not stigmatise the guy by calling him a victim.
We feel uniforms and lab coats just serve to stigmatise the patients.
Do not stigmatise us.
Advocates worry that the latter concentrates problems in one area and can stigmatise residents.
There is a concrete fear that quotas stigmatise women taking on a leading position.
Development legislation supposed to help those who apply for permits as Gypsies instead only stigmatise.
All these sexist considerations that aim to stigmatise women must be fought.
We should not stigmatise smokers, we should help them.
Condemnation and punishment will only stigmatise women further.
If we routinely stigmatise persons stating this as racists, we only pursue an ostrich policy.
The present social security systems also stigmatise people who receive benefits.
Rather than stigmatise these people, we need to put an end to these human tragedies.
The authorities have also stepped up direct efforts to stigmatise NGOs and their work.
We must not stigmatise the Arab world.
Fernández Peña said that this shows that even schools stigmatise indigenous communities.
Judges in Strasbourg stigmatise conditions of detention in Romania.
Mental illness is a result of misery, yet still we stigmatise it.
Such a development would certainly stigmatise the SEPA project in the eyes of the public.
I am against ethnic classifications, because that would stigmatise immigrants.
Does not stigmatise OVC.
In such areas, legal restrictions are compounded with social attitudes that stigmatise divorce as a disgrace.
All systems go to stigmatise the poor tonight ”.
So naivety or excessive anti-Americanism were not enough to stigmatise ACDN.
While this is deemed to stigmatise an entire people group?
Do not stigmatise Chinese and Asian tourists because of coronavirus, says WTTC.
A project which will increase poverty and stigmatise the poorest!
This can often stigmatise a neighbourhood or community through being labelled as a low socio-economic area.
In our view, such regulation is designed to stigmatise smokers and to denormalise smoking.
It 's easy to stigmatise the outcasts or ‘ strange ' people or introverted people.
But why should we be tolerant of views which stigmatise and marginalize the community?
