disqualifying
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- adjective
- /dɪsˈkwɑːlɪfaɪɪŋ/
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descalificante
And so I mean it this this would normally be disqualifying, but it's not.
- And so I mean it this this would normally be disqualifying, but it's not.
- There are sort of oftentimes seniors who that's a disqualifying factor for them.
- So he was pre marketed in a way that in the past would have been disqualifying for president.
- This was not just extreme carelessness with classified material, which is still totally disqualifying.
- That to me is now a disqualifying thing.
- Man, I think there's a chance and that is totally insane and disqualifying.
Examples
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And so I mean it this this would normally be disqualifying, but it's not.
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So what kind of disqualifying biases might a judge have?
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That to me is so disqualifying that I'm not inclined to do anything that would that could possibly increase his chances of getting elected.
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Especially since he has other, more justifiably disqualifying flaws.
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There are sort of oftentimes seniors who that's a disqualifying factor for them.
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His failure to provide the necessary documents was disqualifying for the job application.
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Breaking the tournament's rules is a disqualifying issue for all participants.
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The athlete faced a disqualifying sanction after testing positive for banned substances.
Synonyms
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3.7
Make someone not allowed to take part because they broke the rules
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To refuse to allow something, usually by an official rule
Stopping someone by law from having a right or doing something
To take away someone's right or claim to something
How Disqualifying
Surface Forms
Morphology
disqualifying = disqualify (transparent) = dis + qualify + ing
The adjective is a regular participial form of the verb 'disqualify' and directly means 'causing disqualification'.
Etymology
Disqualifying begins with dis- meaning 'not', and the rest comes from qualify, which is related to quality and means 'to be fit' or 'to have the right kind of qualities'. So something disqualifying makes a person or thing 'not fit' or takes away their right to be chosen.