disbar
dis
ˌdɪs
dis
bar
ˈbɑr
baar
British pronunciation
/dɪsbˈɑː/

Definition & Meaning of "disbar"in English

to disbar
01

to exclude or prevent someone from participating in a certain activity or profession

Transitive: to disbar sb | to disbar sb from an activity
to disbar definition and meaning
example
Examples
The teacher decided to disbar the disruptive student from participating in the class debate.
02

to officially remove a lawyer from the legal profession

Transitive: to disbar a lawyer
example
Examples
The lawyer was disbarred after being convicted of fraud.
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