Examples of using Stigmatized in English and their translations into Polish
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We would have a lot more if it wasn't so stigmatized. That's a fraction.
Jackson remembers a generation forever stigmatized by global war,
highly stigmatized nature of being gay in Pakistan.
the thumos, which is stigmatized in some ways by Christianity as the sin of pride.
then act on it(as demonstrated by the cases of persons stigmatized), but also break away from it.
mass murders done on ill and racially stigmatized people, eugenic ideas survived
because somehow this way of thinking stigmatized in the eyes of"true" audiophiles the idea of"pure" analogue.
cured and later stigmatized by their family members.
The Dutch Government has an obligation to all European citizens to ensure that they are not being discriminated against and stigmatized by society and needs to take the necessary action to ensure the respect of the right of EU workers to move freely in the EU
Muslims have increasingly felt that they are stigmatized because of their beliefs"5.
with the ideology of Erdogan's AKP party, in order to create Ottoman influences in Near East, stigmatized with a collapse of the Arabic countries.
However, it is stigmatizing and offen-sive to many people living with the virus.
The activity stigmatizes the neighborhood.
As a committee we should avoid using unnecessary stigmatizing terms.
We did everything we were supposed to do… open dialogue, no stigmatizing, no fear based warnings.
there is something stigmatizing about having gray hair.
The politicians use this term because they know that it is stigmatizing.
And not to mention, one in six people have herpes, so let's not stigmatize.
Childhood and powerlessness too. It's a word that stigmatizes.
It's a word that stigmatizes childhood, and powerlessness too.