Pronunciation: /ˈstɪɡmə/
noun a mark of disgrace or infamy; a stain or reproach, as on one's reputation
A1 There is a stigma attached to mental health issues.
A2 Many people still believe in the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS.
B1 The stigma of being a single parent can be challenging.
B2 The stigma associated with addiction can prevent individuals from seeking help.
C1 Society's stigma towards individuals with disabilities needs to be addressed.
C2 The stigma of mental illness can have serious consequences on a person's well-being.
verb not applicable
A1 She stigmatizes people who are different from her.
A2 The media often stigmatizes mental health issues.
B1 It is important not to stigmatize individuals based on their appearance.
B2 The campaign aims to reduce the stigma surrounding addiction.
C1 The government has implemented programs to combat the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.
C2 The organization works tirelessly to destigmatize mental illness in society.
adjective not applicable
A1 There is a stigma attached to mental health issues in some cultures.
A2 She felt the stigma of being a single mother in a conservative community.
B1 The stigma surrounding addiction can prevent people from seeking help.
B2 The stigma of being unemployed can be difficult to overcome in today's society.
C1 There is still a stigma associated with discussing certain topics in academic circles.
C2 The stigma of being labeled as a troublemaker followed him throughout his career.
adverb not applicable
A1 There is a stigma surrounding mental health in some communities.
A2 She felt the stigma of being a single mother in a conservative society.
B1 The stigma attached to tattoos has decreased in recent years.
B2 Despite the stigma, he proudly displayed his unconventional artwork.
C1 The stigma of being a former convict still lingered in his professional life.
C2 She refused to let the stigma of her past define her future.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Stigma is a negative label that can be attached to someone.
A2 Many people face stigma due to their mental health issues.
B1 The stigma surrounding addiction often prevents individuals from seeking help.
B2 Stigma can have a profound impact on a person's self-esteem and sense of worth.
C1 Addressing societal stigma requires a multi-faceted approach involving education and advocacy.
C2 Some argue that the stigma associated with certain illnesses is deeply ingrained in cultural norms.
preposition not applicable
A1 There is a stigma around mental health in some communities.
A2 She felt the stigma of being a single mother in her small town.
B1 The stigma of being unemployed can be difficult to overcome.
B2 There is still a stigma attached to seeking therapy for mental health issues.
C1 The stigma surrounding addiction often prevents people from seeking help.
C2 She refused to let the stigma of her past define her future.
conjunction not applicable
A1 There is a stigma attached to mental health issues, but it shouldn't stop you from seeking help.
A2 Despite the stigma surrounding addiction, many people are able to recover and lead fulfilling lives.
B1 The stigma of being a single parent can be challenging, but it's important to focus on what's best for your family.
B2 Stigma against certain cultural practices can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts.
C1 The stigma associated with seeking therapy is slowly decreasing as more people recognize the benefits of mental health support.
C2 Stigma can have a profound impact on individuals' sense of self-worth and belonging in society.
interjection not applicable
A1 Stigma! That's not fair!
A2 Stigma! Why do people judge others so quickly?
B1 Stigma! It's important to educate others to reduce discrimination.
B2 Stigma! We need to challenge stereotypes and promote acceptance.
C1 Stigma! It's a complex issue that requires a shift in societal attitudes.
C2 Stigma! Let's work together to create a more inclusive and understanding society.
article not applicable
A1 There is a stigma around mental health that prevents people from seeking help.
A2 The stigma attached to being unemployed can make it difficult for individuals to find new job opportunities.
B1 The stigma of being a single parent is slowly fading as society becomes more accepting of diverse family structures.
B2 Stigma surrounding certain medical conditions can lead to discrimination and limited access to healthcare services.
C1 The stigma associated with addiction often hinders individuals from seeking treatment and support.
C2 Stigma against individuals with disabilities can create barriers to their full participation in society.
formal The stigma surrounding mental health issues can prevent individuals from seeking help.
informal There shouldn't be any stigma attached to asking for help when you need it.
slang Don't let the stigma get to you, just do what's best for your mental health.
figurative The stigma acted like a heavy weight, holding her back from being her true self.
stigmas
more stigmatized
most stigmatized
stigmatizes
will stigmatize
has stigmatized
is stigmatizing
stigma
stigma
stigmatize
stigmatizing
stigmatized