Stigma

The cherry had a small depression, or stigma, near the stem.

A stigma of the skin, such as eczema, can be a sign of an underlying autoimmune condition.

The butterfly rash on her face was a clear stigma of her lupus diagnosis.

A birthmark can sometimes be seen as a stigma.

The stigma on the potato was a sign of disease affecting the plant.

The stigma of the brain injury left a permanent dent on the surface of the tissue.

People with albinism may experience stigma due to their lack of skin pigmentation.

The dark patches on her skin were a stigma of her Addison's disease.

The thickened skin on her palms was a stigma of her systemic sclerosis.

The stigma on the apple indicated that it had been bruised during transport.

An external stigma, such as a birthmark, can be a sign of an internal medical condition.

There is a stigma surrounding people who have tattoos or body piercings.

The jaundice in his eyes was a clear stigma of his liver condition.

The stigma of a cleft palate can indicate a genetic abnormality.

Scars from burns or injuries can be a stigma for some people.

A cleft lip or palate can be a stigma for some individuals.

The stigma on the x-ray revealed a small pocket of air trapped in the lung tissue.

The stigma on the peach showed where it had been picked by hand.

There is a stigma surrounding people who are overweight or obese.

She had a stigma on her forehead from falling off her bike.

The stigma of the flower is the receptive tip of the pistil.

A missing limb can be seen as a stigma in some societies.

There is a stigma attached to people who have a criminal record.

Her surgery left a small stigma on her abdomen.

The presence of a facial stigma can indicate the presence of a genetic disorder.

The stigma of hyperpigmentation can be a sign of Addison's disease.

Some people view glasses as a stigma for those with poor vision.

The stigma of being a sexual minority can result in discrimination and marginalization.

A hunchback can be seen as a stigma for some individuals.

The stigma on the skin was small but still noticeable.

He has a small stigma on his forehead from the bicycle accident.

The surgery left a stigma on her neck that was difficult to conceal.

The stigma attached to being a single parent can be difficult to overcome.

There is a stigma attached to people who are homeless.

There is a stigma associated with being unemployed that can be difficult to shake off.

A facial stigma, such as a port-wine stain, can be associated with Sturge-Weber syndrome.

There is a stigma surrounding people who are single and over a certain age.

The stigma on the leaf indicated that the plant had been infected by a fungus.

Moles or freckles can be a stigma for some individuals.

People with Down Syndrome may have certain facial features that are considered a stigma.

The disease left a small stigma on the patient's face.

The clubfoot was a stigma of his congenital disorder.

The stigma is a crucial part of a flower's reproductive system.

The tattoo artist recommended avoiding getting a tattoo over an existing stigma.

The stigma of being HIV-positive can be a significant barrier to forming intimate relationships.

The stigma on the metal surface was caused by a small dent or scratch.

There is a stigma attached to being a smoker in many countries.

The stigma on the fish's scales revealed where it had been caught by a hook.

The stigma of being a victim of domestic violence can be just as damaging as the abuse itself.

The stigma of being gay prevented him from coming out to his family for many years.