disfigurement

Converse of object

• cause: In young trees, galling caused by wooly aphids can cause serious disfigurement.
• have: At least 400,000 people in the UK have disfigurements to their face, hands or body.
• acquire: We also provide personal support for your employees who have or who acquire a disfigurement.
• face: Sunday 17 October - SI Cardigan Annual Luncheon to support the charity ' Changing Faces ' which enables people to face disfigurement with confidence.
• include: Loss of faculty can include disfigurement even when this causes no bodily handicap.
• make: Modern reconstructive surgery and medical treatments can be effective in making some disfigurements much less noticeable but a disfigurement can rarely be removed completely.

Adjective modifier

• facial: Founded in 1991, Changing Faces main goal is to assist people with facial disfigurement to live fuller lives.
• permanent: On 27 October 2003 he was found guilty of that charge, under deletion of the words " and permanent disfigurement " .
• serious: I understand why a person would have cosmetic surgery for some serious disfigurement.
• visible: Altered Body Image: Auditing the appearance related concerns of people with visible disfigurement.
• physical: I will not have a physical disfigurement or speech impediment to compensate for my lack of dramatic presence.
• hideous: He wears a mask to hide hideous disfigurement, and calls himself the Fantom ( " How operatic, " says Quartermain ).