Verb:

ভানড্লীসম্ করা,

vandalise's Usage Examples:

It is not a criminal act to vandalise Wikipedia.

However, it is against the site's terms of use to vandalise or otherwise cause disruption.

After crossing the border the loyalists proceeded to vandalise many buildings in the village and beat up two police officers before being.

Clatford that carried the road over the river Anton and proceeded to vandalise and damage fixtures and equipment at the foundry.

implements a blocking policy whereby contributors can be blocked if they vandalise the encyclopedia.

representation vote, something that caused local Maoist activists in Charali to vandalise their party office in protest.

the small minority who think it is acceptable to litter our streets, vandalise our communities and damage our properties", as he gave grants of £500.

groups vandalise film set of church, CM says 'communal forces cannot thrive'".

"'Minnal Murali' film set vandalised by right-wing.

"Goons vandalise toll booth, loot cash".

when he dumps her shortly after, she and her friend Natalie (Lucy Speed) vandalise his flat.

" Both Lubbock and Spencer pointedly advised their readers not to vandalise the sculpture.

The political issues lead the party followers to vandalise and set fire to the park.

"Tyres slashed as Portland police vandalise football supporters' van".

the swimming pools, and party-goers attack "enemy floors" to raid and vandalise them.

are bothered of him], 4 December 2018, iellada Albanian nationalists vandalise Greek monument in Northern Epirus, 4 December 2018, Daily Hellas Albanians.

described her as always cooking up mischief and trying to obtain money or vandalise other people's property.

Armed men attempted to vandalise the mosque several times during the 2014 violence in Libya but were repelled.

On February 15, local Burning Pink groups used pink paint to vandalise Norwich City Council and Norfolk County Council, Ipswich Borough Council.

Synonyms:

vandalize; ruin; destroy; key;

Antonyms:

raise; assemble; make; unimportant; atonality;