Antonyms for disqualification
dɪsˌkwɒl ə fɪˈkeɪ ʃəndis·qual·i·fi·ca·tion

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   • Unfitness

Princeton's WordNet

1. disqualificationnoun

   unfitness that bars you from participation

2. disqualificationnoun

   the act of preventing someone from participating by finding them unqualified

How to use disqualification in a sentence?

1. Mark McCloskey:

   The loss of that property would certainly be a legal disqualification, impediment or other legal disadvantage, of which I have now been absolved by the governor, and therefore the state no longer has any legitimate reason to hold the property.

2. Frank Bowman:

   You can imagine what a mess the trial would be if disqualification motions would be entertained. Everybody would be moving to disqualify everybody, and then the question would be what body decides such a motion.

3. Mohammad Khatami:

   Despite disqualification of many prominent and competent candidates, there are still skilled and knowledgeable figures who can serve the nation due to their loyalty to the values of Revolution and reformist movement.

4. Tomasz Majewski:

   These are complicated matters, we know that there will be clear objections from the home team, which will probably make it difficult or even seek the disqualification of the athlete.

5. Tony Perkins:

   These elected leaders effectively endorsed government discrimination against individuals and nonprofits simply for believing in marriage between a man and a woman, no person or nonprofit should lose tax exempt status, face disqualification, lose a professional license or be punished by the government simply for believing what President Obama believed just three years ago – that marriage is the union of a man and a woman.

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