disqualified

As an adjective incapable

is not capable (of doing something); unable.

As a noun incapable

is one who is morally or mentally weak or inefficient; an imbecile; a simpleton.

As a verb disqualified is

past tense of disqualify.

As a verb disqualified

is (disqualify).

As a proper noun ban is

.

Unfit is a related term of disqualified.

As verbs the difference between unfit and disqualified

is that unfit is to make unfit; to render unsuitable, spoil, disqualify while disqualified is (disqualify).

As an adjective unfit

is not fit; not having the correct requirements.

Unable is a related term of disqualified.

As an adjective unable

is not able; lacking a certain ability.

As a verb disqualified is

(disqualify).

Inadequate is a related term of disqualified.

As an adjective inadequate

is .

As a verb disqualified is

(disqualify).

As verbs the difference between eliminated and disqualified

is that eliminated is past tense of eliminate while disqualified is past tense of disqualify.

As verbs the difference between disqualified and misqualified

is that disqualified is past tense of disqualify while misqualified is past tense of misqualify.

As verbs the difference between disqualifies and disqualified

is that disqualifies is while disqualified is (disqualify).

As a verb disqualified

is past tense of disqualify.

As a noun disqualifier is

one who, or that which, disqualifies.