defacement

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defacement noun blemish, blot, blotch, blotting out, crack, damage, defect, deformation, deformity, destruction, discoloration, disfiguration, disfigurement, distortion, effacement, erasure, fault, flaw, impairment, injury, injury to outward appearance, marring, mutilation, obliteration, scar, scratch, smear, smudge, soiling, splotch, spot, stain, tarnish, unsightliness, vandalism, wear and tear, wrecking activities
Associated concepts: defacement of ballots, defacement of documents, defacement of labels, defacement of monuuents, defacement of public property

See also: flaw

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blemish blot blotch blotting out crack damage defect deformation deformity destruction discoloration disfiguration distortion effacement erasure fault flag flaw impairment			Yet it is a crime, one that results in the defacement of telephone poles, bridges, road signs, block walls and other private and public property. Setting children straight by Staff / Las Vegas Sun CleanGuard Biocide is an EPA-registered, solvent-free, water-based fungicide that guards the dry paint film with no-VOC, low-odor, broad-spectrum protection against degradation, discoloration and defacement caused by mold and mildew, without adding any potentially hazardous elements in the mix. Drylok Extreme receives green certification by Coatings World com, recently fell victim to defacement when a Moroccan-based hacker team illegally accessed a New York-based domain registrar, Domain The Net Technologies. Web defacements escalate as Israel moves farther into Gaza by Dan Kaplan / SC Magazine			Deed restrictions, speed deeding deem deem true deem unbecoming deem unsuitable deemed deemphasize deep deep application deep attention deep down deep pockets deep rooted deep seated deep study deep thought deep-rooted deep-rooted belief deep-seated deepen deepening deeply felt deescalate deface defacement defacer defalcate defalcation defamation defamatory defamatory charges, slander defamatory words defamatory writing defame defame by a published writing defamed default default in performance Default Judgment defaultant defaulter defaulting defeasance Defeasance Clause defeasible defeat defeat of the prosecution defeat one’s own purpose defeat oneself by overdoing matters defeated			DEF index DEF index DEF index DEF index DEF index Def Jam Fight for New York Def Jam Records Def Jam South Def Jam Vendetta Def Leppard Def Leppard DEF MAINT DEF rate DEF rate DEF rate DEF rate DEF rate DEF-STAN def. def. DEFA DEFAC deface deface deface deface with defaceable defaceable defaced defaced defacement defacements defacements defacer defacer defacers defacers defaces defaces defacilitation defacing defacing Defackating Defackating Defackating Defacto Defacto Defacto Defacto defaecate defaecate defaecated defaecated defaecates defaecates Defaecating Defaecating Defaecating Defaecation Defaecation Defaecation

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