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defacement

noun as in mutilation

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If pressed, some argue the indignation over the defacement itself betrays how little our culture values the planet when compared to inanimate works of canvas and pigment.

For them, graffiti is a synonym for defacement and vandalism — and gangs marking out turf and messaging their enemies with menacing scribbles.

The other bill, Senate Bill 5917, amends the state hate crime law to include criminal penalties for bias-motivated defacement of public property.

The ruling Georgian Dream party condemned the defacement of the icon but has not commented on the national debate about the role of Stalin.

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"We could argue about whether urinating actually causes 'defacement'," Mr Freeman says.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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