vandalism
Used to describe vandalism that is done for no particular reason.
A more formal term for mindless vandalism, emphasizing the deliberate and unprovoked nature.
Refers to vandalism that causes little damage.
Similar to minor vandalism, often implying that the act is trivial or childish.
Refers to the destruction of items of cultural importance, like art or historic sites.
Refers to the destruction of the natural environment, like illegal dumping or deforestation.
A very common way to refer to a single incident of vandalism.
To stop vandalism from happening.
To make an existing problem of vandalism end.
To take action to fight or reduce vandalism.
To discourage people from committing vandalism.
Similar to 'deter', to make people not want to commit vandalism.
To deal with the problem of vandalism in a determined way.
To perform an act of vandalism; a common phrase in legal or official contexts.
To be the reason that vandalism occurs.
Similar to 'be blighted by', suggesting a continuous and troubling problem.
Used to describe a place that is spoiled or damaged by persistent vandalism.
A specific incident of vandalism.
A short period of time during which a lot of vandalism is committed.