Stigmata

Definition

stigmata /'stÇgmǝtǝ, stÇgmɑ:tǝ / n [pl] ေယ႐ႈခရစ္ကိုယ္ခႏၶာတြင္သံစြဲခ်က္ ငါးခ်က္ကဲ့သို႔ေသာ အမာရြတ္။

Examples

1. ‘Additionally it reinforces the negative stigmas of mental illness by manifesting them physically.’
2. ‘And that has done more than anything else to reduce the stigma of this disease in many countries.’
3. ‘You'd eliminate the vote splitting and erase the stigma surrounding both parties.’
4. ‘There is no longer any social stigma attached to soft drug use
5. and the statistics bear this out.’
6. ‘Although gay men and lesbians face similar societal stigma
7. their respective experiences are very different.’
8. ‘Nurses who have substance abuse problems
9. therefore
10. carry the stigma associated with this breach in professionalism.’
11. ‘The stigma of failure does not apply to such men.’
12. ‘Diseases of the brain have always carried a social and cultural stigma.’
13. ‘They said the stigma of mental illness had declined and that empathy was high.’
14. ‘The stigma of illegitimacy is getting less strong.’
15. ‘The perceived stigma of being a domestic violence victim is also a factor.’
16. ‘There is a negative stigma attached to some of these government housing projects.’
17. ‘Flynn says that she and the team were determined to remove the stigma attached to working away from the office.’
18. ‘She hoped the report would raise awareness and begin to reduce the stigma surrounding the children.’
19. ‘The only effective way to avoid the stigma altogether is to embrace abstinence prior to marriage.’
20. ‘The latter approach could help diminish the social stigma associated with the disabled in Russia
21. she said.’
22. ‘The aim is to remove the social stigma attached to the disease.’
23. ‘They all found it hard to shake the stigma of failure.’
24. ‘For generations
25. people who suffer with mental illnesses have had to endure a terrible stigma.’
26. ‘Information was not available on stress or on the stigma of single motherhood referred to in other studies.’