disfigurement

The degree of disfigurement would be known in a few days.

He could see the disfigurement of the anger in her face.

Her disfigurement made it seem that she had two faces.

Now the thing was to make a really good job of the skin to avoid disfigurement if possible.

Such parties were popular at the time, despite the risk of disfigurement or death.

Maybe it was just a little extra violence like the disfigurement of the face.

That's a big trauma for a young guy, physical disfigurement, right?

The cave has received a modern in screen, a great disfigurement.

For another girl, disfigurement or even death would be the price of such an offence.

The two heroines even share a fear of disfigurement in the water.

And what about the emotional disfigurement that seemed to follow in the wake of the physical?

Michael K's mother disliked him since she saw his disfigurement.

And crimes against property can also bring the death penalty or in some cases disfigurement.

In that company, a scar, a disfigurement of any kind, would have stood out as bizarre.

It shows people with disfigurements are still humans and should be allowed to lead a normal life too.

Only the pain reminds her that this disfigurement is hers.

If you wanted to avoid seeing your own disfigurement, how would a video camera be any better than a mirror?

No great beauty, but it had been a good face, and because of that, the scars were an even greater disfigurement.

This was dangerous work resulting in the deaths or disfigurement of local men.

He opens it to find a photo of Steward before his disfigurement.

In this version, Erik is said to have had his disfigurement from birth.

"But she said one more disfigurement couldn't hurt, whatever that meant."

Such a disfigurement, to some, could even be attractive.

"They all look alike, but that male's disfigurement makes him stand out.