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Meanings of stigmatise in English
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Examples for "mark"
Examples for "mark"
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Wars against France, the dominant power in Europe, had left their mark.
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They managed it, however, drawing the body clear of high water mark.
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It's understood that today will mark a new record number of deaths.
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Flee the mark of Cain, and come home... come home... come home.
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The deal would mark its second so-called securitisation deal in 18 months.
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Valkyrie's brand new track 'Good Thing' is their first release of 2020.
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However Apple brand intent among Australians remained relatively steady over the year.
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Increase new acquisition prices Work hard at building your brand and credibility.
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Yet another new brand has arrived at Arnotts' constantly growing beauty hall.
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The new voluntary reporting system will piggy-back a new brand documentation system.
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The mujahideen denounce attacks that result in civilian casualties, said the statement.
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Citizens are also now required to denounce gay people to the authorities.
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National Republicans have swarmed to denounce Moore in the past few days.
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Importantly, we denounce all provocative and retaliatory action taken by any individual.
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Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu quickly took to Twitter to denounce it.
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It's not just conservatives who stigmatize female sexuality: double standards are everywhere.
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We tend to stigmatize the homeless and blame them for their plight.
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They may go even farthah and stigmatize yo' conduct as cowardly, suh!
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I think it's bad to stigmatize southern European countries, he said.
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And if you don't say it, it does stigmatize what kids're going through.
Usage of stigmatise in English
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He said the bill did not stigmatise people with mental health issues.
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But it is unjust and ungrateful to stigmatise its results as barren.
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He gifted his critics all the ammunition that they desired to stigmatise Ireland.
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They shared experiences of how drug policies stigmatise and brutalise farmers.
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The move could further stigmatise mental health and gender inequity, the letter said.
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A new national advertising campaign aims to change attitudes that stigmatise mental health problems.
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And without blame, society can't stigmatise the decisions and actions it wants to prevent.
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However, I think the reporting around this issue has served to further stigmatise suicide.
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It is sweeping statements like this that stigmatise and discriminate against single parent families.
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There are no words that I know vile enough to stigmatise such disgrace as yours!
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I don't want my words to stigmatise or belittle people who are already stigmatised and belittled.
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It would be too harsh to stigmatise such a train of thought as self-seeking and hypocritical.
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Despite attempts to stigmatise and punish him, Dr Li quickly became a hero to China's quarantined populace.
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We fall into a category that our healthcare system chooses to ignore and worse, to stigmatise .
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Yet while tobacco has become taboo, attempts to stigmatise and subdue interest in tanning have been much less successful.
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The study's director Richard Poulton said the findings shouldn't be used to stigmatise or stereotype but instead tackle childhood disadvantage.
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