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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
Example
The teacher decided to disbar the disruptive student from participating in the class debate.
Due to his unethical behavior, the organization chose to disbar him from future leadership roles.
02
to officially remove a lawyer from the legal profession
Transitive: to disbar a lawyer
Example
The lawyer was disbarred after being convicted of fraud.
The court decided to disbar him for unethical conduct during the trial.
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bar
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disbar
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disbarment
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disbarment
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