The President, Grevy, who during the whole war had cowered in the provinces, sullenly hostile to the defence, opened the sitting bystigmatising this criminal insurrection "which no pretext could extenuate.
I can only return to Catholicism by the amputation of one of my faculties, by definitely stigmatising my reason and condemning it to perpetual silence.
I heard you stigmatising it as 'accursed poison' on the Green last week.
Then he hurled coarse invectives at Annæus Mela and his companions, stigmatising them as arrogant and as debauchees, and referring them to the jugglers and harlots who walked past them with undulating hips.
Gallio displayed want of foresight when stigmatising as criminal fancies and profanities of the vulgar the Syrian beliefs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stigmatising" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
