deface [dɪˈfeɪs] ГЛ. перех. (damage the appearance of)
- deface
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- deface poster
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- deface poster
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- deface a wall
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- deface a stamp
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The three heraldic escutcheons on the cornice have been defaced by blows from a chisel-like instrument and the armorials removed.
en.wikipedia.org Later similar postage stamps were defaced with this wording by manuscript.
en.wikipedia.org Early 2009, the website was defaced by a group of seasonal hackers who manage to find some loopholes in the website.
en.wikipedia.org A rumour spread about the school that someone intended to deface the statue just before the visit.
en.wikipedia.org Websites are not only defaced for political reasons; many defacers do it just for the thrill.
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