Definition of: disqualification

(dis·kwol′ə·fə ·kā′shən) noun
1. The act of debarring a person from participation in a contest or enterprise, or from sharing in the prizes or rewards, due to an infraction of rules or other irregularity.
2. The state of being disqualified; lack of requisite qualities or training.
3. That which disqualifies.

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double disqualification
disqualification act
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automatic disqualification
house of commons disqualification
disqualification due
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disqualification win
disqualification victory
round disqualification
disqualification loss
decisions disqualification
directors disqualification
sex disqualification

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Definition of: disqualification

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