verb
definition
To needlessly destroy or deface other people’s property or public property; to commit vandalism.
adjective
definition
Damaged by vandalism.
example
The community worked to clean up the vandalized neighborhood.
Examples of vandalized in a Sentence
God-fearing type was very offended by the implicit irreverence, and vandalized the display.
You will even be covered against financial loss if your property is vandalized but still usable.
If your car is stolen or vandalized or damaged by weather or other non-accident related causes, you will need comprehensive coverage to pay for that.
Renters insurance should also keep you covered if anything you own that is on the property is either vandalized or stolen.
Some areas lack bias almost completely, like their excellent science entries; other areas, like the current war in Iraq or hot-button topics like abortion and religion, are often biased, sometimes vandalized, and always in dispute.
Many protests and counter-protests reached violent levels, with theaters being vandalized, posters burned, and in the end it took police protection to allow the movie to be screened at all.