Disqualified
Disqualified adjective - Disqualified by law or rule or provision.
Poor and disqualified are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Poor" instead an adjective "Disqualified".
Poor
Poor adjective - Lacking money or material possessions.
Disqualified and poor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disqualified" instead an adjective "Poor".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- When Big Mac and Apple Bloom finally do get disqualified, it's because the former showed poor sportsmanship in the race, instead of his disguise falling off at the finish line and "turning out" to be a stallion.
- Every fan knows the pain of having a good goal disqualified (or a bad goal by the opponent let through) thanks to a ref's poor vision.
Source: That One Rule -
However, due to a giant misunderstanding (see Poor Communication Kills), Chocolat ended up disqualified from the race that could have qualified her to be an Etoranger and she mistakenly thought Princess Aura was responsible.
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