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Definition of disfiguring - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
appearanceRare causing damage to appearanceRare
- The accident left him with disfiguring scars.
- The disease can have disfiguring effects on the skin.
- He underwent surgery to fix the disfiguring injury.
Origin of disfiguring
Latin, dis- (apart) + figura (shape)
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injury
action of damaging or disfiguring something badly
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- French:défigurant, ...
- German:entstellend, ...
- Italian:sfigurare, ...
- Spanish:desfigurante, ...
- Portuguese:desfigurantes, ...
- Chinese:毁容的, ...
- Japanese:損なう, ...
- Arabic:مُشَوِّه, ...
- Hebrew:מְכַעֵר, ...
- Russian:уродующий, ...
- Ukrainian:спотворюючий, ...
- Hindi:बदसूरत करने वाला, ...
Definition of disfigure - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
body looksRare change appearance negativelyRare
- The graffiti disfigured the building's facade.
2.
overall resultRare mar the effect or qualityRare
- The pollution disfigured the natural beauty of the park.
Origin of disfigure
Latin, dis- (apart) + figura (shape)
Examples of disfigure in a sentence
Vandals disfigured the mural with spray paint. Graffiti disfigured the historic monument. The scars disfigured his once handsome face.
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- French:défigurer, ...
- German:verunstalten, beeinträchtigen, ...
- Italian:deturpare, ...
- Spanish:desfigurar, arruinar, ...
- Portuguese:desfigurar, danificar, ...
- Chinese:损毁, 破坏, ...
- Japanese:損なう, 損ねる, ...
- Arabic:شَوَّهَ, شَوَّهَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁחִית, לְפַגֵּם, ...
- Russian:изуродовать, обезобразить, ...
- Ukrainian:спотворювати, зіпсувати, ...
- Hindi:बिगाड़ना, ...
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