defigure Synonyms
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defigure Meaning
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defigure (v. t.)
To delineate.
defigure Sentence Examples
- The fire severely **defigured** the building, leaving only a charred shell.
- The harsh chemicals accidentally **defigured** the antique furniture, causing permanent damage.
- The sculptor aimed to capture the raw emotions on the character's face, even if it meant **defiguring** their otherwise perfect features.
- The vandalism act **defigured** the public monument with hateful graffiti.
- While the accident left scars, it thankfully did not **defigure** the patient's face permanently.
- Some historical artworks were deliberately **defigured** during times of conflict. **(Use with caution due to potential historical context)**
- Metaphorically, negative experiences can sometimes **defigure** a person's spirit.
- The aging process can naturally **defigure** the skin, but healthy habits can help minimize these effects.
- Thankfully, modern restoration techniques can often reverse **defigurement** caused by wear and tear on historical artifacts.
- Public awareness campaigns aim to educate people about the consequences of vandalism, which can **defigure** public property and disrespect historical treasures.
FAQs About the word defigure
To delineate.
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The fire severely **defigured** the building, leaving only a charred shell.
The harsh chemicals accidentally **defigured** the antique furniture, causing permanent damage.
The sculptor aimed to capture the raw emotions on the character's face, even if it meant **defiguring** their otherwise perfect features.
The vandalism act **defigured** the public monument with hateful graffiti.
