disqualification [dɪsˌkwɒlɪfɪˈkeɪʃən, Am -ˌkwɑ:lə-] N
1. disqualification t. SPORTS:
- disqualification
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2. disqualification AUTO:
- disqualification
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3. disqualification (rule):
- disqualification
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His only victory that wasn't a knockout was a disqualification victory.
en.wikipedia.org It is not uncommon for these offenses to be immediately forgiven, with play continuing as normal without any disqualification.
en.wikipedia.org In some countries, however, lustration laws did not lead to exclusion and disqualification.
en.wikipedia.org Failure to display a 100% success rate in the open test will cause their immediate disqualification.
en.wikipedia.org A stipulation was added that the match would be contested under no disqualifications and no countouts.
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