Pronunciation: /mæsk ʃeɪmɪŋ/
noun mask shaming - the act of criticizing or shaming someone for not wearing a mask in public
A1 Mask shaming is when people make others feel bad for wearing or not wearing a mask.
A2 Some people engage in mask shaming by criticizing others for their choice to wear or not wear a mask.
B1 Mask shaming can lead to feelings of guilt or embarrassment for individuals who are judged for their mask-wearing habits.
B2 There has been an increase in mask shaming incidents where individuals are publicly ridiculed for their decision to wear or not wear a mask.
C1 The phenomenon of mask shaming has sparked debates about personal freedom and responsibility in the context of public health measures.
C2 Mask shaming reflects a broader societal issue of intolerance and lack of empathy towards differing opinions on mask-wearing practices.
formal Mask shaming is a harmful practice that can lead to increased stigma and discrimination.
informal I heard there was some mask shaming going on at the grocery store yesterday.
slang Don't be a jerk and engage in mask shaming, it's not cool.
figurative Mask shaming is like pointing fingers at someone for trying to protect themselves and others.
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