defacement

Another form of defacement does not get the same reaction.

Following the defacement, the website was shut down by its administration.

In fact, putting them 20 feet up helps prevent their defacement.

This is still the most common method of stamp defacement.

Their staff members were nearly arrested for defacement of public property, but the strategy worked.

But last Monday the defacement took a turn beyond the visually ugly.

It is sad to see the defacement of the building everywhere."

A hopelessly modern door with a screen finished off the defacement of history.

"I don't know if she did it or not, but what about the sign itself being a defacement and an insult?"

TO most people, graffiti is scrawl on the wall, defacement of property.

And defacement is a process, not an event.

Done in the heat of hooliganism, the piece might have authenticity as a defacement at least.

We have very little defacement of school property.

It has become a popular target for defacement by vandals and political activists.

Misuse, defacement and destruction of such symbols is considered an offense in many countries.

This scene is extremely complicated and made more difficult to interpret by deliberate defacement.

Defacement or removal of the serial number (if present) is a felony offense.

Whether the result is enhancement or defacement is up to the beholder.

The group has also faced regular theft or defacement of its banners and posters.

It was an act of homage, not defacement.

"The defacement of my books still goes on.

But this was only defacement; the ziggurat's huge bulk had defined destruction.

But the city had another way of describing them: an illegal defacement of the sidewalks.

An account of the cathedral's defacement is translated as follows:

In addition to this, sign defacement, illegal fire pits, and vegetation destruction also occurred.