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disqualifying Meaning
disqualifying (a)
depriving of legal right; rendering legally disqualified
disqualifying (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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disqualifying Sentence Examples
- The athlete was disqualified from the race for using an illegal substance.
- The student was disqualified from the exam for cheating.
- The job applicant was disqualified because they didn't have the required skills and experience.
- The team was disqualified from the tournament for having too many foreign players.
- The politician was disqualified from running for office because they had a criminal record.
- The product was disqualified from the competition because it didn't meet the safety standards.
- The entry was disqualified from the contest because it was submitted after the deadline.
- The proposal was disqualified from consideration because it was incomplete.
- The grant application was disqualified because it didn't meet the funding criteria.
- The scholarship was disqualified because the recipient didn't maintain a satisfactory grade point average.
FAQs About the word disqualifying
depriving of legal right; rendering legally disqualifiedof Disqualify
decertifying,invalidating, forbidding, nullifying, disallowing,proscribing, delegitimizing,disabling, disempowering, disenfranchising
authorizing, qualifying, qualifying, entitling, privileging, enabling, privileging, authorizing, enabling, entitling
The athlete was disqualified from the race for using an illegal substance.
The student was disqualified from the exam for cheating.
The job applicant was disqualified because they didn't have the required skills and experience.
The team was disqualified from the tournament for having too many foreign players.
