Allow and Disqualify

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Allow

Allow verb - To give permission for or to approve of.
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Disqualify is an antonym for allow.
Nearby Words: allowance, allowable, allowing

Disqualify

Disqualify verb - Make unfit or unsuitable.
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Allow is an antonym for disqualify in be unfit for topic.
Nearby Words: disqualified, disqualification, disqualifying
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Common collocations

attack allow attack disqualify attack
game allow game disqualify game
victory allow victory disqualify victory
player allow player disqualify player
Other words: rules.

Both words in one sentence

  • My Way: Jun-shik wins a marathon against Tatsuo, but the Japanese authorities refuse to allow a Korean to beat their champion, and disqualify Jun-shik by accusing him of cheating.
    Source: Disqualification-Induced Victory
  • Film / My Way Disqualification-Induced Victory: Jun-shik wins a marathon against Tatsuo, but the Japanese authorities refuse to allow a Korean to beat their champion, and disqualify Jun-shik by accusing him of cheating.
    Source: Film / My Way
  • Cena, slowly becoming Genre Savvy after several pin falls that should have been three counts, realized he could hit the ref and Angle wouldn't allow Daivari to disqualify him because it would cost Angle the belt.
    Source: Glass Jaw Referee
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