Definition of stigmatize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
social judgmentlabel someone as disgraceful or shameful
- They stigmatize people with different beliefs.
- Parents stigmatize children who fail to conform.
- The report warns not to stigmatize victims.
Origin of stigmatize
Greek, stigma (mark) + ize (to make)
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behavior
stigmatize or label someone negatively
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- French:stigmatiser, ...
- German:stigmatisieren, ...
- Italian:stigmatizzare, ...
- Spanish:estigmatizar, ...
- Portuguese:estigmatizar, ...
- Chinese:污名化, ...
- Japanese:烙印を押す, ...
- Arabic:وَصَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסְטִיגְמֵט, ...
- Russian:клеймить, ...
- Ukrainian:таврувати, ...
- Hindi:कलंकित करना, ...
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