Disqualified
Disqualified adjective - Disqualified by law or rule or provision.
Losing and disqualified are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Losing" instead an adjective "Disqualified".
Losing
Disqualified and losing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disqualified" instead an adjective "Losing".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- inexpert and disqualified
- inexpert and losing
- unskillful and disqualified
- unskillful and losing
- poor and disqualified
- poor and losing
- unqualified and disqualified
- unqualified and losing
- unfit and disqualified
- unfit and losing
- inexperienced and disqualified
- inexperienced and losing
- unsuited and disqualified
- unsuited and losing
Both words in one sentence
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Hoist by His Own Petard: At Money In The Bank 2011, Christian provoked Orton into getting himself disqualified and losing the World Heavyweight Title due to the stipulations by spitting in his face; something that Orton himself had a habit of doing back in his Evolution days.
Source: Wrestling / Randy Orton - Meling warns her that they'll be disqualified if they kill an opponent, but Flandre says losing like that would be fine.
Source: Ironic Echo / Web Comics - Another time they were trying to get out of little league by losing, but the other teams were better at that, until they rallied Stan's dad to get them disqualified by fighting.
Source: Underdogs Never Lose
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