0 past simple and past participle of vandalize
1 to intentionally damage property belonging to other people:
In response, several of the new vehicles were vandalized.
They are not disregarded or vandalized, but they are not visited or understood either.
The costly, antique furniture and other artefacts in the house seemed to be waiting to be vandalized.
I went to hundreds of little homes in the area and saw how badly they had been wrecked and vandalized.
If the surface is vandalized the coating can be particularly removed using a combination of graffiti removal solvent and high-pressure washer.
It was quickly vandalized again, and every piece of glass in the lantern was broken despite the protective mesh.
In the decades that followed, much of the cemetery was vandalized and desecrated.
The hull has been vandalized and much of the general cargo that the ship carried has been removed by souvenir hunters over the years.
