disfiguration

How To Use disfiguration In A Sentence

• Excision with skin graft of soar on the face can improve laxity and mobility of that portion, but it contributes little to remould the disfiguration.
• “I resist it to-day, and always,” he declared, adding, “I say, sir, that according to my conscientious convictions, we are now fixing upon the constitution of the United States and upon our form of government a monstrosity—a disfiguration—an enormity.” A Country of Vast Designs
• Working from that information, Liebold said, investigators can look for clues in that section of the structure, such as disfiguration in steel beams or specific damage to concrete floors that would suggest temperatures reaching higher than 1,000 degrees. Undefined
• Workers are fully exposed to chemical toxins and hazardous machines, and suffer sickness, disfiguration, and death at the highest rates in world history.
• Only her eyes, pure, bright, blue, were untouched by the ravages of disfiguration.
• And it can cause disfiguration when done carelessly, bringing both mental and economic damage to the customer.
• This issue kicks off with a group of Spanish soldiers carousing and laughing in a tavern, mocking their recent disfiguration of a local rabble-rouser. Zorro #1 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News
• Do they suffer from receding hair, facial scars or other disfigurations?
• In many circumstances, the bones heal in an incorrect position, leading to a severe disfiguration of the foot. Neal M. Blitz, D.P.M., F.A.C.F.A.S.: Beware of the Diabetic Heart Attack of the Foot
• How many tragedies with the death, maiming, and permanent disfiguration (countless statistics with small children, in particular) will it take to show the more-than-obvious menace that irresponsible pet ownership poses? Une plaie - French Word-A-Day