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vandalism

[van-dl-iz-uhm] / ˈvæn dlˌɪz əm /


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Marseille said the overflowing toilets was caused by an "act of vandalism", namely a "deliberately blocked toilet and a damaged flush mechanism".

From BBC

"We have quite a bit of vandalism," she said.

From BBC

Ministers say that a series of incidents organised by the group went further than minor vandalism, by causing millions of pounds in damage, justifying the decision to ban the group.

From BBC

Over 10 episodes, their simmering hatred fuels an escalating series of poor decisions, setting off a bizarre chain of retribution including but not limited to robbery, vandalism, catfishing and bad Yelp reviews.

From New York Times

Republicans and pro-life groups have accused the Justice Department of a lackluster response to the vandalism and arson.

From Washington Times