0 the act of stopping someone from taking part in a competition or activity, usually because a rule has been broken, or the state of having this happen to you:
The fans' bad behaviour has resulted in the disqualification of their team from the championship.
The penalty for such an offence is automatic disqualification.
Inexperience is not necessarily a disqualification for high political office.
Perhaps wanting the job should be a disqualification in itself.
She faces six months in prison and a disqualification from keeping animals.
Disqualification from driving does something to prevent motoring offenders from repeating their crimes.
50 years ago motherhood was widely regarded as almost a disqualification from athletic excellence.
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