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The phrase "stigma attached to" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to refer to an idea or belief that is seen in a negative light. For example, "There is still a stigma attached to mental health issues that prevents many people from seeking help."
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There's a stigma attached to it".
There is almost a stigma attached to cooking for yourself.
He says it captures the stigma attached to the word.
There's considerably less stigma attached to it now.
"At first it was the stigma attached to it.
There is a stigma attached to being self-funded.
But sexts have different levels of stigma attached to them.
And there should be no stigma attached to this".
"There's a social stigma attached to being unemployed.
I never saw any stigma attached to it.
There is little stigma attached to it here.
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