disqualifying
dɪsˈkwɒlɪfaɪɪŋ
Definition

Definition of disqualifying - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
fitnessrendering someone unfit for a role
  • The disqualifying remarks made her unsuitable for the position.
ineligible unfit unsuitable
2.
ineligibilitymaking someone or something ineligible for a competition or activity
  • His disqualifying injury prevented him from participating in the finals..
ineligible unqualified
3.
legalTECH.causing someone to lose a legal rightTECH.
  • The disqualifying evidence was presented in court.
ineligible unqualified
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Origin of disqualifying

Latin, dis (apart) + qualificare (to qualify)

Examples of disqualifying in a sentence

  • The disqualifying evidence was crucial in the trial.
  • The disqualifying rule barred him from the contest.
  • Her disqualifying behavior got her expelled.
  • The disqualifying factor was his criminal record.
  • Her disqualifying actions led to the loss of her license.

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  1. French:disqualifiant, éliminatoire, ...
  2. German:disqualifizierend, ...
  3. Italian:squalificante, inabilitante, ...
  4. Spanish:descalificante, ...
  5. Portuguese:desqualificante, eliminatório, ...
  6. Chinese:取消资格的, 使无资格的, ...
  7. Japanese:不適格な, 資格を奪う, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقْصٍ, مُسْقِط, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹסֵל, מוֹנֵעַ, ...
  10. Russian:дисквалифицирующий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дискваліфікуючий, позбавляючий права участі, ...
  12. Hindi:अयोग्य ठहराने वाला, निरर्हकारी, ...
disqualify
dɪsˈkwɑləˌfaɪ
disqualifieddisqualifies

Definition of disqualify - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
competition ineligibilitydeclare someone ineligible for a competition or activity
  • The athlete was disqualified for breaking the rules..
ban eliminate exclude
2.
unsuitabilitydeclare someone unfit or unsuitable
  • His actions disqualified him from holding office.
bar invalidate
3.
legalRaredeprive of rights or privilegesRare
  • The law disqualified him from voting.
annul invalidate
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Origin of disqualify

Latin, dis- (apart) + qualis (of what kind)

Examples of disqualify in a sentence

  • A minor infraction can disqualify a contestant.
  • The referee disqualified the athlete for cheating.
  • Her lack of experience disqualified her from the competition.
  • The court disqualified the candidate due to fraud.
  • His actions disqualified him from receiving the benefits.

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  1. French:disqualifier, écarter, ...
  2. German:disqualifizieren, aberkennen, ...
  3. Italian:escludere, interdire, ...
  4. Spanish:descalificar, invalidar, ...
  5. Portuguese:desqualificar, inabilitar, ...
  6. Chinese:取消资格, 使失去资格, ...
  7. Japanese:失格させる, 失格にする, ...
  8. Arabic:اِسْتَبْعَدَ, أَبْعَدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִפְסוֹל, לִשְׁלוֹל, ...
  10. Russian:исключить, лишать права, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дискваліфікувати, позбавляти, ...
  12. Hindi:अयोग्य घोषित करना, अनुपयुक्त ठहराना, ...

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