[
UK
/dɪsfˈɪɡəd/
]
[ US /dɪsˈfɪɡjɝd/ ]
[ US /dɪsˈfɪɡjɝd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
having the appearance spoiled
a disfigured face
strip mining left a disfigured landscape
How To Use disfigured In A Sentence
- Davenant's face was disfigured—his nose had been eaten away—by the mercury vapor he inhaled as a treatment for a case of syphilis. Pens at the Ready
- He had spent some years in dissipation, which had disfigured him more than the wounds. A PLAGUE OF ANGELS
- The mother I knew during my lifetime was a beautiful and vain woman, one who resisted having a mastectomy for breast cancer because she could not bear to be, as she put it, "mutilated" and "disfigured. We Remember - Eleanor Hatkin Freedman, 1924 - 1974
- He remained horribly disfigured and his speech was still badly affected. The Sun
- My face was completely disfigured. Times, Sunday Times
- I've been going through terrible pain thinking that she would be horribly, horribly disfigured. Times, Sunday Times
- She was badly disfigured in the fire.
- At the end of the season their leaves are frequently dulled and disfigured by powdery mildew.
- The skyline is disfigured by pylons carrying electricity over the Pennines. Times, Sunday Times
- Looking closer, they might just see the edge of the prosthetic nose she is forced to wear to disguise her disfigured features. The Sun