0 to spoil the appearance of something, especially by writing or painting on it -- karalamak, bozmak, yazı ya da boyayla okunmaz hale getirmek
The skeleton only remained to load and deface society.
Records were on occasion rewritten or defaced to erase all traces of former quarrels which put present governors in a bad light.
Good buildings with fine finish are not needed by these people, as they soon deface and disfigure them.
Other stelae and inscriptions have been defaced, reused, looted, lost, or not yet discovered-reasons that are random in nature.
Like modern vandals and graffiti scrawlers who deface the property of more affluent people and institutions, they may have been expressing a sense of alienation, frustration, or lack of power.
It is difficult, if not impossible, either to replace or to deface the photograph that has been so etched on.
But most cases of vandalism, such as defacing a wall, wrecking the windows of a bus shelter, or wrecking an occupied council flat, are purposeless.
It was sickening to see those men sticking two fingers up to the society that they had defaced.
