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What is another word for
vandalism
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▲
Willful damage or destruction, often of property
Mischievous play, especially by children
The act of sabotaging something
A stripping or plundering
An act of disrespect or impiety towards something considered sacred
A violent or chaotic disturbance of the peace by a crowd
Behavior associated with hooligans
The action or crime of stealing
A bad or immoral act
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▲
Noun
▲
Willful damage or destruction, often of property
defacement
vandalization
destruction
defacing
damage
ruin
harm
wreckage
trashing
wrecking
sabotage
mischief
grafitti
ravaging
sacking
smashing
injury
mutilation
disfigurement
impairment
devastation
ruination
blemish
annihilation
havoc
ravage
catastrophe
distortion
violence
obliteration
detriment
disfiguration
loss
desecration
deterioration
defilement
degeneration
attrition
erosion
abuse
affliction
vitiation
crushing
battering
scarring
marring
debasement
spoilage
corruption
adulteration
corrosion
abrasion
waste
contamination
depreciation
ruining
disturbance
infliction
bruise
blow
wear and tear
prejudice
deleteriousness
banefulness
mischance
noxiousness
foul play
demolition
graffiti
desolation
extermination
demolishment
decimation
extinction
wastage
mincemeat
wreck
dilapidation
carnage
slaughter
despoliation
disaster
ravagement
cataclysm
calamity
rack and ruin
hurt
suffering
shattering
friction
ill
detrition
mishap
breakage
deprivation
evil
pollution
bane
casualty
adversity
disservice
accident
hardship
illness
wrong
outrage
wound
knockout
cave-in
spoiling
illfare
degradation
sullying
poisoning
tarnishing
tainting
befoulment
elimination
downfall
dismantling
abolition
extirpation
end
levelling
UK
disintegrating
spoliation
razing
undoing
wipeout
felling
blighting
wasting
death
overthrow
dissolving
laying waste
leveling
US
razing to the ground
torpedoing
breaking up
pulling down
crashing
zapping
tearing down
blasting
dynamiting
abolishing
rooting out
invalidating
knocking down
violation
bombing
extinguishing
blowing up
invalidation
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“Persistent acts of
vandalism
have now forced the school to rethink plans to create an outdoor play area.”
Noun
▲
Mischievous play, especially by children
shenanigans
mischief
mischievousness
naughtiness
tomfoolery
misbehavior
US
misbehaviour
UK
frolicsomeness
playfulness
pranks
tricks
capers
prank
gag
nonsense
trouble
horseplay
monkeyshines
trickery
antics
carry-on
hanky-panky
funny business
joking around
larking about
messing about
to-do
monkey business
high jinks
dirty trick
fooling around
horsing around
larks
skylarking
practical jokes
buffoonery
frolics
foolery
clowning
clownery
gags
jokes
monkey tricks
escapades
knavery
roughhouse
slapstick
roguery
monkeying
hijinks
jests
stunts
roughhousing
fun
carryings-on
silliness
fooling
misconduct
didos
waggery
rags
japes
capriccios
jiggery-pokery
goings-on
foolishness
chicanery
dishonesty
didoes
skulduggery
folly
ribs
stupidity
romps
foolish behaviour
UK
idiocy
childishness
harlequinade
foolish behavior
US
fun and games
larking around
hoaxes
playing around
game
deception
machinations
subterfuge
deceit
jesting
rowdiness
intrigue
devilry
joking
capering
cutups
clownings
put-ons
quizzes
wind-ups
gambols
leg-pulls
misdemeanour
UK
messing around
ludicrousness
ridiculousness
carrying-on
misdemeanor
US
silly behaviour
UK
silly behavior
US
kidding around
play
fools' errands
espieglerie
hoaxing
malarkey
desipience
monkeyshine
romping
rough-and-tumble
escapade
frolic
caper
stunt
antic
harlequinades
stupid act
dirty tricks
practical joke
no good
exuberance
boisterousness
rough-housing
rough and tumble
foolings
levity
buffooneries
whim
caprices
rough play
skullduggery
wile
artifice
legerdemain
jugglery
badness
chicane
fourberie
gamesmanship
diablerie
perversity
fraud
deviltry
spoofs
cantrips
snow jobs
act
hoodwinkings
gambades
bad behaviour
double-dealing
hankie-pankie
sharp practice
dirty pool
hokey-pokey
insanity
absurdity
craziness
bunk
irresponsibility
lunacy
senselessness
madness
giddiness
joviality
gaiety
giggles
exploits
sprees
revels
merriment
merrymaking
flings
skylarks
amusement
laughs
drollery
sport
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Noun
▲
The act of sabotaging something
sabotage
disruption
interference
interruption
obstruction
destruction
subversion
undermining
conspiracy
treachery
treason
deception
spoiling
subversiveness
connivance
intrusion
machination
demolition
impediment
ruining
complicity
crippling
impedance
filibustering
inhibition
mischief
collusion
impairment
occlusion
counterplot
encumbrance
countermine
hindrance
subterfuge
wrecking
damage
ecotage
incapacitation
deliberate damage
wreckage
carnage
destroying
refutation
disproving
disproval
Noun
▲
A stripping or plundering
despoliation
devastation
ravaging
ruin
ruination
depredation
despoilment
destruction
harrying
looting
marauding
pillage
plunder
plundering
raiding
ransacking
piracy
rape
raping
ravishing
reaving
robbery
sack
sacking
theft
appropriation
desecration
spoliation
rapine
defilement
pillaging
laying waste
violation
defacement
demolition
wrecking
vandalizing
US
abuse
annihilation
flattening
levelling
UK
razing
maltreatment
despoiling
robbing
vandalising
UK
damage
ravages
raids
wreckage
leveling
US
burglary
wasting
attack
crime
desolation
stealing
ravin
acts of destruction
raid
stripping
havoc
depredations
ravage
more ❯
Noun
▲
An act of disrespect or impiety towards something considered sacred
desecration
blasphemy
sacrilege
defilement
profanation
violation
debasement
impiety
contamination
pollution
befouling
degradation
degrading
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
dishonoring
US
dishonouring
UK
infection
irreverence
abuse
damage
damaging
defacement
despoliation
destruction
ruin
despoilment
profanity
heresy
profaneness
sin
unholiness
disrespect
impiousness
irreligiousness
ungodliness
mockery
sinfulness
godlessness
irreligion
execration
offense
US
offence
UK
curse
crime
imprecation
wickedness
depravity
disgrace
disregard
contempt
discourtesy
impertinence
indignity
scurrility
lewdness
lack of respect
reviling
unrighteousness
taking the Lord's name in vain
immorality
vice
atheism
disbelief
agnosticism
iniquity
non-belief
apostasy
paganism
heathenism
scepticism
UK
doubt
unbelief
badness
skepticism
US
rape
ravishment
ravishing
molesting
molestation
assault
bedding
deflowering
seduction
seducing
spoliation
ruination
defloration
outrage
mistreatment
interference
harm
interfering
sexual assault
sexual abuse
indecent assault
Noun
▲
A violent or chaotic disturbance of the peace by a crowd
riot
commotion
uproar
fracas
tumult
turmoil
row
ruckus
rumpus
disturbance
ruction
affray
fray
furor
US
furore
UK
fuss
stir
storm
anarchy
rumble
racket
hassle
lawlessness
turbulence
unrest
trouble
flap
frenzy
misrule
violence
rampage
anarchism
brannigan
strife
scene
wilding
shivaree
wingding
to-do
mix-up
run-in
street fight
mob violence
street fighting
violent disorder
pandemonium
hubbub
hullabaloo
kerfuffle
bluster
disorder
ballyhoo
confusion
brouhaha
ado
bother
bustle
pother
stew
chaos
clutter
hoo-ha
hoopla
squall
moil
welter
foofaraw
coil
upheaval
do
clatter
blather
whirl
shindy
bobbery
hurly-burly
clamour
UK
williwaw
hurly
splore
corroboree
helter-skelter
clamor
US
hoo-hah
mayhem
hurry-scurry
hurry
hubble-bubble
alarums and excursions
hurricane
hurry-skurry
zoo
fun
bedlam
agitation
brawl
melee
quarrel
havoc
free-for-all
broil
bangarang
noise
ferment
rhubarb
din
donnybrook
disruption
altercation
fight
scrap
squabble
wrangle
babel
big scene
imbroglio
maelstrom
wildness
insurrection
outcry
hue and cry
dispute
argument
disarray
unruliness
controversy
stink
lather
breach of the peace
rebellion
argy-bargy
dither
jangle
battle royal
disorganization
US
disagreement
mutiny
revolution
tiff
big stink
spat
contretemps
misunderstanding
bicker
disarrangement
kickup
shindig
shouting
flurry
yelling
carry-on
discord
restlessness
mob rule
falling-out
uprising
set-to
argle-bargle
disorganisation
UK
reign of terror
distraction
cross fire
mess
stooshie
muddle
jumble
mobocracy
nuisance
disorderliness
ochlocracy
scuffle
disorderedness
perturbation
bagarre
muss
public disturbance
tremor
convulsion
clash
babble
excitement
clangour
UK
stramash
public nuisance
disorderly conduct
terrorism
instability
rough-and-tumble
bickering
palaver
clangor
US
explosion
chatter
fisticuffs
madhouse
song and dance
topsy-turviness
tumble
hell broke loose
struggle
dust-up
rioting
hubba-hubba
fractiousness
disruptiveness
outbreak
cataclysm
rowdydow
rough house
rammy
earthquake
loud noise
madness
ruffle
vociferation
quake
eruption
intricacy
bouleversement
unsettlement
seething
upturn
rowdiness
ungovernableness
uncontrollability
shock
hindrance
hype
folderol
disquiet
interruption
mix up
spasm
uproariousness
boisterousness
whirlwind
upset
slugfest
hoedown
all hell breaking loose
craziness
roar
outburst
activity
splash
aggro
excitation
ailment
uncertainty
discomposure
ructions
action
fermentation
fireworks
pantomime
convulsions
pitched battle
intense battle
fierce contest
tohubohu
criminality
crime
duke out
battle
feud
derangement
hustle
tamasha
backwash
annoyance
production
combustion
confusedness
paroxysm
insurgency
scramble
shambles
hustle and bustle
Sturm und Drang
irresponsibility
fuss and bother
bobsy-die
messiness
dishevelment
lack of control
lack of restraint
tempest
discombobulation
misorder
hell
entanglement
complication
tizzy
heck
chance-medley
snake pit
mare's nest
nihilism
misgovernment
disregard
nongovernment
hostility
absence of government
contention
dissension
disputation
barney
exchange
afters
words
miff
bunfight
threap
collieshangie
tracasseries
tracasserie
bust-up
slanging match
talking-to
war of words
difference of opinion
shouting match
knock-down-drag-out
ding-dong
roughhouse
all hell broken loose
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Noun
▲
Behavior associated with hooligans
hooliganism
delinquency
disorder
violence
loutishness
rowdiness
yobbishness
Noun
▲
The action or crime of stealing
theft
stealing
robbery
larceny
thievery
thieving
embezzlement
pilfering
purloining
rip-off
pilferage
robbing
shoplifting
appropriation
burglary
dacoity
expropriation
fraud
heist
hold-up
misappropriation
peculation
raid
snatch
swindling
defalcation
stick-up
annexation
break-in
caper
cheating
crime
defrauding
deprivation
extortion
filch
fleece
holdup
hustle
job
lift
looting
mugging
pillage
piracy
plunder
racket
rapacity
score
snitch
steal
stickup
swindle
smash and grab
nicking
pinch
filching
plundering
swiping
breaking and entering
housebreaking
marauding
sack
pinching
attack
depredation
assault
despoliation
smash-and-grab
home invasion
ransacking
rape
felony
spoliation
rapine
snatching
forced entry
despoilment
ravaging
devastation
lifting
pocketing
destruction
touch
grab
half-inching
raiding
blag
sacking
sting
reaving
housebreak
ramraid
breaking in
ram-raid
smash-and-grab raid
plagiarism
blagging
ruination
ruin
armed robbery
loss
banditry
thievishness
trespass
incident
harrying
snatch and run
swoop
disappearance
ravishing
raping
unauthorized removal
ram raid
steaming
hit
five-finger discount
purse-snatching
unlawful act
trespassing
snaffling
skimming
abstraction
safecracking
prowl
misapplication
misuse
nobbling
whipping
despoiling
white-collar crime
monkey business
siphoning off
ripping off
misuse of funds
pillaging
stealing money
laying waste
damage
ravages
raids
wreckage
second-story work
aggravated burglary
owl job
wasting
desolation
desecration
ravin
ambush
acts of destruction
purse-snatch
bag-snatch
thief
filcher
pilferer
more ❯
Noun
▲
A bad or immoral act
mischief
transgression
mischievousness
misdemeanor
US
misdemeanour
UK
indiscretion
misbehavior
US
misbehaviour
UK
misdeed
offence
UK
offense
US
outrage
wrong
wrongdoing
atrocity
crime
delinquency
fault
sin
perversity
misdoing
bad behaviour
misconduct
impropriety
immorality
insubordination
monkey business
malfeasance
disobedience
shenanigan
naughty act
error
trespass
lapse
violation
breach
peccadillo
lawbreaking
slip
malefaction
debt
felony
wickedness
naughtiness
bad behavior
acting up
rudeness
shenanigans
indiscipline
incivility
horseplay
vice
encroachment
evil-doing
infringement
iniquity
infraction
contravention
erring
breaking of the law
gaffe
mistake
blunder
miscalculation
solecism
gaff
folly
familiarity
boob
slip-up
barry
bloomer
faux pas
stumble
miscue
naivete
breach of etiquette
goof
unthinkingness
hastiness
foul-up
unseemliness
excitability
indiscreetness
screw-up
misspeak
misjudgement
clanger
crudeness
stupidity
gaucherie
misjudgment
thoughtlessness
ingenuousness
bumble
simple-mindedness
dumb move
foolish mistake
dropping the ball
slip of the tongue
oversight
misstep
flub
fluff
boo-boo
slipup
blooper
screwup
brick
inaccuracy
howler
fumble
clinker
trip
bobble
boner
bungle
fail
bloop
botch
lapsus calami
lapsus linguae
floater
thinko
defect
omission
failure
negligence
muff
false step
slip of the pen
failing
indecorum
misapprehension
misjudging
miss
pratfall
infelicity
imprudence
bozo eruption
malpractice
fall
putting foot in mouth
peccancy
inappropriate behaviour
social indiscretion
shortcoming
foul
debacle
fiasco
false move
flaw
glitch
piece of indecorum
incongruity
barbarism
wrong move
mix-up
bad move
muddle
gremlin
bug
imperfection
bungling
bas
flub-up
dumb thing to do
stupid mistake
snag
error of judgment
snarl-up
petty offence
minor offence
dereliction
hiccup
petty sin
trifling fault
hash
mess
goof-up
break
brain fart
venial sin
slight
minor wrong
flop
mess-up
Freudian slip
lapse of etiquette
social blunder
colossal blunder
blunder in etiquette
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