stigmatic

stɪɡˈmætɪk

Definition

Definition of stigmatic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

negative mark

Rare

marked with a stigma or something reproachful

Rare

His stigmatic reputation followed him everywhere.

blemished

tainted

religious marks

TECH.

bearing stigmata, marks resembling the wounds on the crucified body of Christ

TECH.

She was considered a saint because of her stigmatic wounds..

marked

stigmatized

Noun

disgrace

Rare

person or thing bearing marks of disgrace

Rare

The stigmatic was shunned by society for his alleged crimes..

branded

marked

religious marks

TECH.

person marked with stigmata

TECH.

The stigmatic displayed wounds similar to those of Christ..

stigmatist

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Origin of stigmatic

Greek, stigma (mark) + -tic (pertaining to)

Examples of stigmatic in a sentence

She struggled with the stigmatic association of her past mistakes.
The stigmatic signs appeared on her hands.
He was revered for his stigmatic experiences.
The stigmatic tissue plays a crucial role in pollination.
Botanists examined the stigmatic parts under a microscope.
Engineers designed a stigmatic system for the telescope.

The stigmatic quality of the lens improved the camera's performance.
The stigmatic lived a life of isolation due to the scandal.
In history, many stigmatics were misunderstood and mistreated.
The stigmatic was revered by the local community.
Many pilgrims visited the stigmatic seeking blessings.

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French:stigmatisé, personne stigmatisée, ...
German:gebrandmarkt, Stigmatisierter, ...
Italian:stigmatico, stigmatizzato, ...
Spanish:estigmatizado, marcado, ...
Portuguese:estigmatizado, portador de estigmas, ...
Chinese:带有污点的, 有污点的人, ...
Japanese:汚名を着せられた, 汚名を着せられた人, ...
Arabic:مَوْصُوم, موصوم بالعار, ...
Hebrew:מֻכְתָּם, מְנוּדֶה, ...
Russian:стигматический, опозоренный человек, ...
Ukrainian:ганебний, стигматик, ...
Hindi:कलंकित, कलंकित व्यक्ति, ...
Bengali:কলঙ্কিত, কলঙ্কিত ব্যক্তি, ...
Catalan:estigmatitzat, estigmàtic, ...
Czech:stigmatizovaný, vyvrhel, ...
Danish:stigmatiserende, stigmatiseret person, ...
Dutch:stigmatiserend, gestigmatiseerde, ...
Greek:στιγματικός, στιγματισμένος, ...
Hungarian:megbélyegzett, szégyenbélyeget viselő személy, ...
Khmer:មានស្លាកស្នាមអាម៉ាស់, មនុស្ស ឬវត្ថុដែលមានស្លាកស្នាមនៃភាពអាម៉ាស់, ...
Korean:오명이 있는, 오명 있는 사람, ...
Persian:نشان‌دار, ننگین, ...
Polish:napiętnowany, osoba ze stygmatami, ...
Portuguese (BR):estigmatizado, portador de estigmas, ...
Romanian:stigmatizant, stigmatizat, ...
Swedish:stigmatiserad, utstött, ...
Thai:ที่ถูกตีตรา, ผู้มีรอยแผลแห่งความอับอาย, ...
Turkish:damgalı, damgalı kişi, ...
Vietnamese:bị đánh dấu, người bị kỳ thị, ...

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