0 past simple and past participle of vandalize --
1 to intentionally damage property belonging to other people: --
This marker has been vandalized on at least three occasions, apparently by souvenir seekers.
Duels continued to be fought at the site, and the marble was slowly vandalized and removed for souvenirs, leaving nothing remaining by 1820.
In 1999, the monastery was vandalized and set on fire, when the preserved fragment of the original fresco was destroyed.
Often local ranchers would try to protect these ruins from plunder, but pot-hunters vandalized many sites.
Prayer books and shawls were thrown on the floor, windows were shattered, drawers were ransacked, and walls, tables, clocks, and floors were vandalized.
Prayer books and shawls were thrown on the floor, windows were shattered, drawers were ransacked, and vandalized the walls, tables, clocks, and floors.
Their grave was robbed and vandalized several times during the monatsery's eventful history.
The hull has been vandalized and much of the general cargo that the ship carried has been removed by souvenir hunters over the years.
