disbar
21disbar — verb (disbars, disbarring, disbarred) 1》 expel (a barrister) from the Bar. 2》 exclude from something. Derivatives disbarment noun …
22disbar — verb disbarred, disbarring (T) to make a lawyer leave the bar (bar2 (8)) or the legal profession compare debar disbarment noun (U) …
23disbar — dis·bar …
24disbar — dis•bar [[t]dɪsˈbɑr[/t]] v. t. barred, bar•ring law to expel from the legal profession • Etymology: 1625–35 dis•bar′ment, n …
25disbar — /dɪsˈba / (say dis bah) verb (t) (disbarred, disbarring) to expel from the legal profession or from the bar. {dis 1 + bar1 (def. 13) –disbarment, noun …
26disbar — To pronounce a judgment or make an order of disbarment of an attorney; to revoke an attorney s license to practice law. 7 Am J2d Attys § 12 …
27disbar — v.tr. (disbarred, disbarring) deprive (a barrister) of the right to practise; expel from the Bar. Derivatives: disbarment n …
28debar, disbar — Debar means to shut out or exclude (The doorman will debar all who are not members) and to hinder or prohibit (Debar all candidates below the age of eighteen). Disbar has much the same meanings but is applied specifically to the legal profession… …
29braids — disbar …
30debark v — disbar v …