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Ang stigmatized sa Tagalog ay "may kahihiyan" o "may bahid ng kahihiyan." Ito ay isang salitang ginagamit upang ilarawan ang pagka-stigmatize o pagkakaroon ng negative na opinyon o pananaw ng ibang tao sa isang tao o grupo ng mga tao.
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What is the tagalog of about?
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What is sore in Tagalog?
Tagalog translation of score: puntos
What is the tagalog of area?
The Tagalog word for "area" is "lugar."
How you 'I'm learning Tagalog' in Tagalog?
If you're trying to say 'I'm learning Tagalog' in Tagalog, then it's 'Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog.'
What rhymes with tramatized?
Words that rhyme with "traumatized" include stigmatized, lionized, and ostracized.
What rhymes traumatized?
stigmatized
What is stigmatized?
If something is stigmatized it means that it is ridiculed and not approved by society. Some things that are stigmatized in the United States are alternative lifestyles and non Christian religions.
What is another word for stigmatized?
branded, denounced, defamed, slurred, pilloried
Do you have an example of a sentence using the word stigmatize?
The crime of the father stigmatized the family!
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The main female character in the movie "Stigmata" is a
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What is the Tagalog areas?
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The tagalog of the answer is!sagot the tagalog of is that you!ikaw yon the tagalog of she is!babae
Why alcoholics can generate a feeling of inferiority?
Alcoholics often feel inferior because alcoholism tends to be stigmatized.
What dialects are socially stigmatized?
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