Meanings of stigmatise in English

He said the bill did not stigmatise people with mental health issues.

But it is unjust and ungrateful to stigmatise its results as barren.

He gifted his critics all the ammunition that they desired to stigmatise Ireland.

They shared experiences of how drug policies stigmatise and brutalise farmers.

The move could further stigmatise mental health and gender inequity, the letter said.

A new national advertising campaign aims to change attitudes that stigmatise mental health problems.

And without blame, society can't stigmatise the decisions and actions it wants to prevent.

However, I think the reporting around this issue has served to further stigmatise suicide.

It is sweeping statements like this that stigmatise and discriminate against single parent families.

There are no words that I know vile enough to stigmatise such disgrace as yours!

I don't want my words to stigmatise or belittle people who are already stigmatised and belittled.

It would be too harsh to stigmatise such a train of thought as self-seeking and hypocritical.

Despite attempts to stigmatise and punish him, Dr Li quickly became a hero to China's quarantined populace.

We fall into a category that our healthcare system chooses to ignore and worse, to stigmatise .

Yet while tobacco has become taboo, attempts to stigmatise and subdue interest in tanning have been much less successful.

The study's director Richard Poulton said the findings shouldn't be used to stigmatise or stereotype but instead tackle childhood disadvantage.