branded

Branded a usurper, Bruce had been excommunicated by the Vatican.

How often are they branded with this epithet of madness and folly?

Anyway, she has a long way to descend before she may be branded as “common.”

Any one, therefore, representing himself as an authorized agent of a book club may usually be branded as an impostor.

As the sheep were stripped, they were tugged to the fire and branded from the bubbling tar with the smet mark of the Ritsons.

The law of the land had branded me a criminal; let the law makers enjoy paying for their work.