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To intentionally prevent someone or something from being part of a group, activity, or consideration.

To remove a possibility, explanation, or option from consideration because it is no longer thought to be true or suitable.

To officially force someone to leave a school, club, political party, or other organization, usually as a punishment for breaking rules.

To remove someone from a competition or event because they have broken a rule or do not meet the conditions for taking part.

To make someone not eligible for a job, benefit, prize, or position because they do not meet a stated requirement or have a condition that prevents it.

In legal contexts, to bar a judge, juror, lawyer, or other official from taking part in a case because of a conflict of interest, bias, or another disallowed connection.

To leave out or exclude someone or something from a general statement or rule.

To make someone leave a place, job, or position, usually suddenly and sometimes angrily.

To remove a person or group from a competition, contest, or selection process so that they can no longer continue.

To make someone legally unable or not allowed to do something, such as holding an office, voting, or performing a particular role.

To show that someone is not suitable for a particular role or purpose, so they should not be considered.

To prevent something from happening or being possible, especially by making it impossible in advance.