disqualifying

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disqualifying

The judge found the evidence disqualifying for the competition.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Causing someone to become ineligible or barred: Describes an action, condition, or factor that legally or officially prevents a person from participating, holding a position, or possessing a right.
    • Rendering unfit or unsuitable: Indicates that something serves to make a person or thing unsuitable for a particular purpose or role.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The athlete's use of a banned substance was a disqualifying offense. (This describes the action that made the athlete ineligible.)
    • A felony conviction is often a disqualifying factor for certain professional licenses. (This describes the condition that legally bars someone.)
    • The committee cited a clear conflict of interest as the disqualifying reason. (This describes the factor that rendered the candidate unsuitable.)
Advanced Usage
  • Legal/Formal Context: Used primarily in official, legal, or regulatory contexts to describe grounds for exclusion.
    • The judge found the evidence to be disqualifying, leading to the witness's testimony being struck from the record.
  • As a Participial Adjective: Often functions as an adjective derived from the present participle of the verb "disqualify."
    • The disqualifying clause in the contract was carefully reviewed by the lawyers.
Variants and Related Words
  • Disqualify (verb): To officially make someone ineligible or unfit.
    • The governing body will disqualify any team found cheating.
  • Disqualification (noun): The act of disqualifying or the state of being disqualified.
    • His disqualification from the race was a major disappointment.
Synonyms
  • Disabling: Depriving of legal power or capacity.
  • Preclusive: Serving to prevent or exclude.
  • Debarring: Excluding or prohibiting someone officially.
Related Phrases
  • Disqualifying factor: A specific element that causes disqualification.
    • Age was not a disqualifying factor for the job.
  • Grounds for disqualification: The official reasons for being disqualified.
    • The panel discussed the potential grounds for disqualification.
disqualifying

The judge found the evidence disqualifying for the competition.

Adjective
  1. depriving of legal right; rendering legally disqualified
    • certain disabling restrictions disqualified him for citizenship

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