Stigmats example sentences

stig·ma

noun

stigmata (plural noun)

- a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person:

- (in Christian tradition) marks corresponding to those left on Jesus’ body by the Crucifixion, said to have been impressed by divine favor on the bodies of St. Francis of Assisi and others.

- a visible sign or characteristic of a disease:

- a mark or spot on the skin.

- (in a flower) the part of a pistil that receives the pollen during pollination.

Synonyms

shame, disgrace, dishonor, stain, taint, blot, blemish, brand, mark, slur, smirch, honor, credit, cicatrix, mark, blemish, disfigurement, discoloration, defacement, pockmark, pock, pit, wound, lesion, burn, birthmark, nevus, stigmata

"Stigmats" Example Sentences

1. His stigmats were seen as a sign of divine favor.
2. She was born with a birthmark that many saw as a stigmats.
3. He bore the stigmats of a troubled past.
4. She felt the stigmats of being an outsider.
5. He was marked with the stigmats of his family's shame.
6. She wore her stigmats proudly.
7. He was condemned by the stigmats of his upbringing.
8. She was rejected because of the stigmats of her religion.
9. He was rejected by society because of his stigmats.
10. She was judged by the stigmats of her past.
11. He was branded with the stigmats of poverty.
12. She was judged by the stigmats of her race.
13. He was forced to bear the stigmats of his father's sins.
14. She was burdened with the stigmats of her gender.
15. He was marked by the stigmats of his culture.
16. She was shamed by the stigmats of her class.
17. He was scarred by the stigmats of his illness.
18. She was stigmatized by the stigmats of her profession.
19. He was ostracized by the stigmats of his beliefs.
20. She was labeled with the stigmats of her lifestyle.