vandalogy [noun] /vænˈdælədʒi/
1. The study or practice of intentional destruction, damage, or defacement of public or private property, typically carried out with a disregard for social norms and regulations.
2. A collection of vandalistic acts or behaviors committed by one or multiple individuals, which may include defacing public property, breaking objects, or engaging in other forms of destructive behavior.
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