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To damage or destroy someone else property.
Verona spray printed Daniel's house without asking for permission, Daniel had said to her she had vandalize his property. Now he has to pay lots of money to fix the damage.
vandalize by Mary-Potter December 4, 2017

evandalism 

Defacing property, usually the walls and pillars of underpasses, with an evangelistic message, such as "Jesus Saves" or "WWJD", usually done in graffiti form using spray paint.
"That bridge has been completely evandalized."
"Evandalism is much more common in inner city areas."
evandalism by Christopher R. April 26, 2008

vandalizer 

The way dumb people say vandal, popularised by Hayley from modern family and Sam Hunts song with that title
It's really sweet of you, Luke, but there's just gonna be a bunch of drunk drivers and vandalizers who were stupid
vandalizer by FlyDude October 4, 2015

Evangalizar 

Evangalizar is a mechanical player that keeps blaming his teammates
Evangalizar: my god, my teammates fucking suck
Spyna: just get better
Midas: Be like scrub killa
Ep1c: You're bad too stfu evan
Evangalizar by Evangalizar June 3, 2021

evandalism 

Vandalizing public property, from a bridge to something as petty as a road sign. Extremists will scrawl an evangelistic message, for example "Jesus Saves" or "I love Christ", usually done in graffiti form using spray paint.
Meant to look charming and obedient to 'god, it's really only a childish shout, an attempt to shame people who do not believe in their god.
There are people out there that spring out of bed early in the morning, not to work or improve their life... but with an agenda to indoctrinate as many other people they can to their nutty club house.
"Some tweaker has evandalized the road signs."

"Evandalism is much more common in cities where people just enjoy being human."
evandalism by BluntHonesty December 26, 2015

Evandalism 

Vandalism for the sake of the spread of the gospel of Jesus Christ
"Got any paint? Gonna go do some evandalism"
Evandalism by fanatik August 25, 2014
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