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Significats de stigmatize en anglès

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To accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful.

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Ús de stigmatize en anglès
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It's not just conservatives who stigmatize female sexuality: double standards are everywhere.
The Guardian
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We tend to stigmatize the homeless and blame them for their plight.
The double bind
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They may go even farthah and stigmatize yo' conduct as cowardly, suh!
The Gray Dawn
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I think it's bad to stigmatize southern European countries, he said.
Reuters
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And if you don't say it, it does stigmatize what kids're going through.
Wired
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Gen. Greene thus spoke of the hand-to-hand strifes, which I stigmatize as murderous.
The Loyalists of America and Their Times, Vol. 2 of 2 / From 162...
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It was what you have been accustomed to stigmatize as un-American.
Humanly Speaking
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It can stigmatize, over-simplify and even medicalise a normal life experience.
Radio NZ
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These stipulations, mental health advocates say, serve only to further stigmatize mental illness.
Ebony
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Banks countered that disclosure was unnecessary, and could stigmatize the employees or suggest misconduct.
Reuters
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And this it is which you wise, pedantic people stigmatize as blameworthy and abominable.
The Youth of the Great Elector
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Her training impelled her to stigmatize his conduct as ungentlemanly, ungenerous, and absolutely shocking.
In the Roaring Fifties
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What term is strong enough to stigmatize such suicidal folly?
Scientific American Supplement, No. 586, March 26, 1887
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Social condemnation should stigmatize the wrong of mismating, not the undoing of such a wrong.
Applied Eugenics
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His job is to satirize its silliness, to attack its injustices, to stigmatize its faults.
A Russian Journal
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Who can point to the first line or word ever penned to stigmatize these men?
The Bobbin Boy; or, How Nat Got His learning
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Stigmatize a través del temps