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stig·mat·ic I. \(ˈ)stig|mad.]ik, -at], ]ēk\ adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin stigmaticus branded, from Latin stigmat-, stigma mark, brand + -icus -ic — more at stigma 1. a. archaic : having a physical blemish or deformity b. : having or conveying a social stigma : censorious, detestable < the stigmatic status usually accorded an occupying power — R.J.D.Braibanti > 2. : stigmal, stigmatiferous 3. : of, relating to, or accompanying supernatural stigmata 4. : anastigmatic — used especially of a bundle of light rays intersecting at a single point < stigmatic spectroscope > • stig·mat·i·cal·ly \]ə̇k(ə)lē, ]ēk-, -li\ adverb II. noun (-s) 1. archaic : one marked with a stigma 2. : one that is believed to bear supernatural stigmata < one of the most remarkable stigmatics in history — Time > |