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stigmatise

/ˈstɪɡ.mə.taɪz/

Traducción: Describir o considerar a alguien o algo como merecedor de vergüenza o fuerte desaprobación; marcar con un estigma; señalar negativamente.

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verb

/ˈstɪɡ.mə.taɪz/C1formalbritish
  • esDescribir o considerar a alguien o algo como merecedor de vergüenza o fuerte desaprobación; marcar con un estigma; señalar negativamente.

To describe or regard someone or something as worthy of disgrace or great disapproval; to mark with a stigma.

  1. To condemn or brand as disgracefulB2formal

    To publicly accuse, condemn, or mark someone or something as shameful or unacceptable.

    esEstigmatizar, condenar o marcar como deshonroso

    • Society often stigmatises those with mental health issues.
    • The politician was stigmatised for his controversial remarks.
    • They stigmatised the practice as outdated and harmful.

    Sinónimosbrandcondemndenouncedisgracelabelmarkpilloryshamevilify

    Antónimosacclaimcelebratecommendexalthonourlaudpraise

  2. To mark with a stigma or stigmataC1formal

    To physically or symbolically mark someone or something with a stigma, such as a brand or mark of shame.

    esestigmatizar (marcar con un estigma)

    • In ancient times, criminals were stigmatised with a brand on their skin.
    • The ritual stigmatised the initiate as a member of the tribe.
    • The scars stigmatised him for life as a former prisoner.

    Sinónimosbrandmark

Formas
  • stigmatised past participle
  • stigmatised past simple
  • stigmatising present participle
  • stigmatises third person singular