stigmatized

Vanneste deplores this misuse of the word, and is troubled to see the term stigmatized by what he calls the "great center-right movement of France", meaning the UMP and its subsidiary parties:

GalliaWatch 2009

These are people in whose eyes the full humanity of the stigmatized is visible, people in whose eyes they feel less vulnerable.

Race and the Schooling of Black Americans 1992

These are people in whose eyes the full humanity of the stigmatized is visible, people in whose eyes they feel less vulnerable.

Race and the Schooling of Black Americans 1992

This kind of diplomacy, the same which Mr. Bevin stigmatized in the Security Council debates, shouldn't be very hard for us to understand, as we met it from another country before the recent war.

The Russian Riddle 1946

The meaning of the term that’s stigmatized is actually “to publish vainly.”

Self-Publishing Revisited: A Discussion – Brian Keene 2010

Well, "stigmatized" is too light a word -- "damned" is more like it.

E. Jean Carroll: Does Being Fat Kill Your Career? E. Jean Carroll 2010

Human Rights Watch, and several Muslim groups and clerics have criticized the ban and asked Sarkozy to reconsider his statements citing that the proposal "stigmatized" Islam.

Jamal Dajani: Sarkozy Hiding Behind the Burqa 2009

Most of all, he says, he feels "stigmatized" by the city government.

Turn Out the Red Light? 2008

Shillinger said some officials at the U.S. Agency for International Development are also concerned their humanitarian programs could be "stigmatized" by direct links with the military, which has melded aid programs with combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan - wars unpopular in most of

ANC Daily News Briefing 2007

Guys, if you don't want to be "stigmatized" and "marginalized", stop supporting genocidal mass murderers!

Daimnation!: The federal government has finally 2002