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Verb: disqualify  dis'kwó-lu`fI
  1. Make unfit or unsuitable
    "Your income disqualifies you"
    - unfit, indispose
     
  2. Declare unfit
    "She was disqualified for the Olympics because she was a professional athlete"

Derived forms: disqualified, disqualifies, disqualifying

See also: disqualification

Type of: alter, change, judge, label, modify, pronounce

Antonym: qualify

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Disraeli
disrate
disregard