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disqualify English

Meaning disqualify meaning

What does disqualify mean?

disqualify

— verb (= unfit) make unfit or unsuitable Your income disqualifies you — verb declare unfit She was disqualified for the Olympics because she was a professional athlete

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disqualify English » English

unfit indispose turn down reject disable make unfit incapacitate vote out take up strand send packing scratch rule out repudiate reprobate renounce redline pick up overturn out make unqualified jilt give up drop ditch dismiss dishonour discard disavow desolate desert deprive decertify confiscate cashier abandon

Topics disqualify topics

What do people use disqualify to talk about?
Language and thought Think Opinion

Approve of something

Conjugation disqualify conjugation

How do you conjugate disqualify?

disqualify · verb

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Movie subtitles

I will dismiss, discharge and disqualify any employee who gets familiar with the guests.
And, in your best interests, I'd better disqualify myself.
Having been an inspector of police doesn't disqualify me from thinking.
You will disqualify me!
I'll request that you disqualify yourself from this case.
I do. I think you have these qualities that you demand. and when you meet a nice man. you disqualify him for the smallest fault.
I'm gonna make sure you guys give it your best and don't disqualify by fighting outside the arena.
Your Honour, I move to disqualify Miss Vito as a expert witness.
Disqualify me.
We'll let the boy race for a day, then find some reason to disqualify him.
Wilson Pickett had a boa constrictor called Hugo, I'm going to have to disqualify that.
Lieutenant, I can only disqualify the cadet who started the disturbance.
Disqualify myself from a billion-dollar merger because of family connections?
I'm also granting the government's motion. to disqualify present defense counsel.
Some things have happened which automatically disqualify me.
I do not like Captain Anders, so I disqualify myself.
Don't tell the officials till I get my check. They might disqualify me.
I wanna register with you, if you feel I should disqualify myself.
If anyone should disqualify himself, it should be me.
I'm gonna ask for a mistrial. I'll request that you disqualify yourself from this case.
Forget it, Al. They never disqualify a horse. No, they don't.
We can't disqualify anyone now. Look at him. A marvelous physique.
Can we disqualify the lawyer?
We shouldn't want to disqualify her.
In fact, since I was a witness, I might have to disqualify myself.
Couldn't you simply disqualify the dog?
Well, unless you can prove that Wilson Pickett had a boa constrictor called Hugo, I'm going to have to disqualify that.
You can't disqualify someone from partnership because she's a mother.
But understand, if you continue to pursue this matter in any way, I will disqualify you from Triad and replace you.
To disqualify me from alimony under the prenup.
You would have to forcibly recall me, which would require a reprimand, which would disqualify me from serving on an active vessel.
I expect you to disqualify her.
But I have no legal basis to disqualify Miss Pauley.

News and current affairs

It has been roughly 300 years since religious people came to understand that being of a different faith, or being agnostic, did not disqualify one from public office.
Even now, Yanukovych is attempting to amend tax rules in order to disqualify the popular Vitali Klitschko, a champion boxer and former German resident, from standing for President.
But China's draconian capital controls and massive financial repression currently disqualify it from anchoring the global economic system.

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