Pronunciation: /dɪsˈfɪɡjərd/
verb to spoil the appearance of something or someone
A1 The accident disfigured his face.
A2 The fire disfigured the old building beyond recognition.
B1 The artist disfigured the painting by adding too much paint.
B2 The plastic surgery disfigured her natural features.
C1 The vandalism disfigured the historical monument.
C2 The acid attack disfigured her permanently.
adjective having the appearance of being damaged or deformed
A1 The disfigured man had a scar on his face.
A2 The disfigured statue had missing limbs.
B1 The disfigured painting was restored by a professional.
B2 The disfigured building was deemed unsafe for occupation.
C1 The disfigured patient underwent multiple surgeries to repair their injuries.
C2 The disfigured landscape was a haunting reminder of the war that had taken place.
formal The victim was left disfigured after the brutal attack.
informal She looked disfigured after the surgery.
slang That car crash left him totally disfigured.
figurative His reputation was disfigured by the scandal.
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