Disqualify Definition

dĭs-kwŏlə-fī
disqualified, disqualifies, disqualifying
verb
disqualified, disqualifies, disqualifying
To make unfit or unqualified; incapacitate.
Webster's New World
To declare unqualified or ineligible.
American Heritage
To make or declare ineligible; take a right or privilege away from, as of further participation in a sport, for breaking rules.
Webster's New World
To deprive of legal rights, powers, or privileges.
American Heritage

To make ineligible for something, by the explicit revocation of a previous qualification.

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Disqualify Sentence Examples

  • Anyway, being good looking doesn't disqualify him from physical labor.

  • Pre-existing conditions and smoking can disqualify an individual from obtaining coverage, or it may cause premiums to be exponentially higher than what a healthy individual could expect to pay.

  • This latter qualification has been introduced into several of the Southern states, partly at least to disqualify the ignorant coloured voters.

  • The right of every layman to the offices of the church is established by statute without reference to opinions, and it is not possible to say what opinions, if any, would operate to disqualify him.

  • Lying may disqualify you from assistance or require that you pay monies back you received previously through Section 8 programs.

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DDIDIS

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YFYIFY

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