disqualifying

• Qualifie ce qui rend quelqu'un ou quelque chose inapte ou inapproprié pour un but, un rôle ou une compétition donné.

Describes something that makes someone or something ineligible or unfit for a particular purpose, role, or competition.

1. Depriving of legal rightC1formallegal

   Rendering someone legally ineligible or disqualified from a right, privilege, or position.

   Privatif de droits

   • The court issued a disqualifying order against the candidate.
   • His criminal record was a disqualifying factor for the job.
   • The new law includes disqualifying provisions for certain offenses.

   Synonymesdisablingincapacitating

   Antonymesqualifying

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de déclarer quelqu'un ou quelque chose inapte ou privé du droit d'occuper un poste, de participer à une compétition ou à une activité, souvent en raison d'une violation des règles ou d'un manque de qualification.

A verb used to indicate the act of declaring someone or something unfit or ineligible for a position, competition, or activity, often due to a rule violation or lack of qualification.

1. Ban from competitionB2formal

   To officially prevent someone from participating in a competition or activity due to a rule violation.

   Disqualifier (exclure d'une compétition)

   • The athlete was disqualified for using performance-enhancing drugs.
   • They disqualified the team after discovering they had broken the rules.
   • The referee disqualified the player for unsportsmanlike conduct.

   Synonymesbanbardebarexcluderule outsuspend

2. Make ineligibleB2formal

   To make someone or something unsuitable or ineligible for a particular purpose or position.

   Rendre inéligible

   • His criminal record disqualified him from holding public office.
   • The lack of proper documentation disqualified the application.
   • Her age disqualified her from entering the junior competition.

   Synonymesbardebarexcludeprecluderule out

   Antonymesauthorizeempowerentitlequalify