Noun:

ਵੰਦਲ,

vandals's Usage Examples:

The residents of Canterbury were so angry that the court had dismissed the case that vandals set the school on fire in January 1834, but they failed in their attempts to destroy the school.

A fire, perhaps started by vandals, gutted her interior.

In May 1990, the school was closed for two days due to vandals breaking in and damaging the school.

Christine then seeks out the vandals, crushing Moochie in an alley, triggering a gas station explosion that kills Don and Richie and sets her on fire, and finally running down and killing Buddy himself.

Miners are being gassed in the washhouse and transformed into thugs and vandals, attacking men and machinery, being.

show and Banksy"s elusive nature stirred excitement amongst fans, while defacement from competing street artists and vandals became an imminent problem.

Dahlia complains to Murray and the superintendent Veeck about the water, but Veeck insists that he is not a plumber and blames teenage vandals.

It has also undertaken repairs of the 1940s-era summer house at the edge of the gardens and a statue of Pan in a scenic gazebo overlooking the city which was damaged by vandals in 2002, and has begun repairing all 80-plus windows in the original house and outbuildings.

The two owners during the period, Telesco and Tuchman pawn off most of the valuable items and vandals who can easily access the building destroy it.

Newman condemned Hallé Orchestra audiences for their complacency, calling them ostriches and vandals; castigated conductor Hans Richter for his old-fashioned and unadventurous programming; and criticised the orchestra's poor standard of performance.

They are often constructed with stainless steel housings such that they are resistant to damage by vandals or heavy use.

The park was the site of Liscard Hall, which was set ablaze by local vandals on 7 July 2008.

In 2015 the summer house was burnt to the ground by vandals.

Synonyms:

destroyer, undoer, uprooter, waster, ruiner,

Antonyms:

good person,