stigmatized

They were also stigmatized, lumped in with drug users, gays, and Haitians—all disfavored groups at the time.

Avoiding interactions that will make my patients feel stigmatized is of paramount importance to me.

But despite how common it is, HPV is still deeply misunderstood and, as a result, stigmatized.

Is masturbation so stigmatized that women are lying on anonymous questionnaires?

Female masturbation remains one of the most stigmatized topics to discuss.

Some of the proudest trophies of genius have been won by infidels, or by men stigmatized as such.

This Order has been stigmatized by New England writers as most tyrannical and oppressive.

Girls have been hurried into marriage by the dread of being so stigmatized who have repented the step to their dying day.

An innocent child stigmatized; an amiable woman abandoned to shame and grief!

He was no inebriate, as he was stigmatized because of the unfortunate incident at his inauguration as Vice-President.