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Antonyms:
dispose,
qualify
Often used in the same context:
recuse,
debar,
preclude,
invalidate,
barred,
prohibit,
disallow,
exclude,
disbar,
annul,
revoke,
disentitle,
dissuade,
forbid,
nullify,
excused,
deprive,
discourage,
arrogate,
acquit,
blackball,
penalize,
overrule,
expel,
absolve,
exonerate,
overturn,
declare,
rescind,
exculpate,
deter,
punish,
withdraw,
estop,
remove,
enjoin,
absenting,
deny,
dismiss,
dissociate,
implicate,
reconsider,
nominate,
exempted,
suspend,
disassociate,
prevented,
appoint,
impute,
withhold,
disfranchise,
controvert,
impeach,
contesting,
disenfranchise,
incriminate,
reinstate,
reject,
voided,
restrict,
banned,
adjudge,
ruled,
expunge,
embarrass,
countermand,
perjure,
evict,
quash,
classify,
qualify,
legitimatize,
pretermitted,
insinuate,
politicize,
implead,
derogate,
impugn,
negate,
restrain,
oust,
consider,
abstain,
violate,
deport,
inculpate,
disavow,
terminate,
jeopardize,
resign,
eject,
adjudicate,
confine,
distinguish,
criminalize,
waive,
legitimize,
undermine,
bother,
prejudged,
taint,
preempt
More specific:
disbar,
recuse
Appears in the definition of:
recusal,
recusation,
recuse
More general:
alter,
change,
judge,
label,
pronounce
Synonyms:
indispose,
unfit
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