stigmatising's Usage Examples:

Arikan found that a stigmatising attitude to psychiatric patients is associated with narcissistic defences.

replace the older terms Tarawara and Tarawari, which are now seen as stigmatising.

Arikan found that a stigmatising attitude to psychiatric patients is associated with narcissistic personality.

There are efforts to educate individuals about non-stigmatising facts and why they should not stigmatize.

increasing the level of higher education in the Njombe district and against stigmatising people with HIV/AIDS.

meeting", she however denied being a racist, and said that it is "terribly stigmatising to be called a Nazi [.

The term was widely regarded as archaic, stigmatising, and offensive, and a number of failed attempts had been made since the.

uncertainty in their definition, controversy, and care taken to avoid stigmatising sufferers.

some mental health campaigners because of what is seen as the negative, stigmatising associations with the term ‘Bedlam’.

Services in the Reagan administration over both practical issues and stigmatising medical practices affecting people with AIDS.

"Senator accused of 'further stigmatising' those with mental health issues".

This garnered criticism from the audience and Marquess received letters stigmatising Lance as a "betrayal of all gay men".

His overly frank style of speaking and the often stigmatising tone of his arguments have caused him to be extremely unpopular in Flanders.

Some TV and social critics have criticised the character for further stigmatising virginity.

""Avoid stigmatising Africa," musician says as W.

amelioration of the pitiable conditions of the Criminal Tribes rather than stigmatising them as criminals.

literary attack on Captain Liddell Hart's new theories on tank warfare, stigmatising them as "flapdoodle of the most misleading kind".

"Prevent extremism strategy 'stigmatising', warn MPs".

Synonyms:

brand; label; mark; denounce; stigmatize;

Antonyms:

qualify; convict; disqualify; take away; ignore;