Object

• face: A surgeon resorts to grisly murder in his attempt to restore his lover's disfigured face.

• landscape: The hotel could have been finished and the wild and glorious landscape disfigured by a gleaming white testament to rampant tourism.

• man: As he has disfigured a man, so shall he be disfigured.

Subject

• graffito: He showed me abandoned, boarded up houses surrounded by litter and disfigured by graffiti.

• poverty: Like them we see that a world disfigured by poverty can neither be just nor stable.

• activity: TI 6 The NPA will permit development which enhances areas left disfigured by human activity.

Preposition: by

• graffito: He showed me abandoned, boarded up houses surrounded by litter and disfigured by graffiti.

• acne: MUDS are not a playpen for adolescent nerds too disfigured by acne to show their faces IRL, in real life.

• poverty: Like them we see that a world disfigured by poverty can neither be just nor stable.

Modifying Another Word

• facially: Changing Faces helps facially disfigured people to express themselves with more confidence, and combat many of their anxieties and negative feelings.

• hideously: The picture could then be turned around and be hideously disfigured into a resemblance of what you will eventually turn into.

• horribly: We can't let them see how horribly, horribly disfigured you are.

• permanently: In fact in 1998 alone 2913 children were killed or injured in house fires with many more being permanently disfigured through burning or scalding.

• severely: Who had been severely disfigured in a car accident that was the fault of a drunken driver.

• badly: The block of marble now badly disfigured lay idle for years.

Preposition: in

• accident: Who had been severely disfigured in a car accident that was the fault of a drunken driver.

• way: The man's face was not disfigured in any way.