disfigure

litter disfigures the countryside.

disfigure one's face by a deep cut

a carpet disfigured by ingrained dirt.

a copy disfigured by numerous corrections

He was badly disfigured by the accident.

He was disfigured for life by the burns he received in the accident.

32 cases healed with residual superficial scar, 3 cases with partial necrotic disfigure of the auricle and 16 cases with ear chondritis;

Three days later he was executed and his body was eventually disfigured and hung upside down in Milan.

NTDs have blinded, disabled, disfigured and killed their victims for centuries.

It looks thinner. But it looks disfigured. The fat is very disfigured.

Many of those who survived it were left marked, disfigured, even blind.

Mohsen was badly injured, with his left arm mangled and his face disfigured.

The very hair that disfigured his lip showed that he was reverting to some savage type.

The disdain in their discourse would always disfigure the Negroes.

Unfortunately, we also have a " disfigured is bad" stereotype.

Before the surgery, he is a handsome boy, but now, in people's eyes, he disfigures himself.

My right arm was tolerably restored; disfigured, but fairly serviceable.