disqualified

Perhaps his long book of travel had disqualified his invention.

He'd be disqualified, and he hasn't a penny without his work.

Black Bess jumped the fence, ran off with her rider and was disqualified.

If one specimen on a plate is not as labelled, the whole plate is disqualified.

I have said that he is disqualified, and now the others will shoot again.

Persons may similarly be disqualified from holding a licence.

The committeeman knew then that these men should be disqualified; but how was he to act?

How curious it would be if the favourite for a championship were disqualified in this way.

At any rate, he had admitted that he had been told to say what he had said, and so he had been disqualified as a witness.

The man who has entirely ceased to be a boy is disqualified.