What are some opposite words for qualify?
Antonyms for qualify
ˈkwɒl əˌfaɪqual·i·fy
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
qualifyverb
To change is distinctively to make a thing other than it has been, in some respect at least; to exchange to put or take something else in its place; to alter is ordinarily to change partially, to make different in one or more particulars. To exchange is often to transfer ownership; as, to exchange city for country property. Change is often used in the sense of exchange; as, to change horses. To transmute is to change the qualities while the substance remains the same; as, to transmute the baser metals into gold. To transform is to change form or appearance, with or without deeper and more essential change; it is less absolute than transmute, tho sometimes used for that word, and is often used in a spiritual sense as transmute could not be; "Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind," Rom. xii, 2. Transfigure is, as in its Scriptural use, to change in an exalted and glorious spiritual way; "Jesus ... was transfigured before them, and his face did shine as the sun, and his raiment was white as the light," Matt. xvii, 1, 2. To metamorphose is to make some remarkable change, ordinarily in external qualities, but often in structure, use, or chemical constitution, as of a caterpillar into a butterfly, of the stamens of a plant into petals, or of the crystalline structure of rocks, hence called "metamorphic rocks," as when a limestone is metamorphosed into a marble. To vary is to change from time to time, often capriciously. To commute is to put something easier, lighter, milder, or in some way more favorable in place of that which is commuted; as, to commute capital punishment to imprisonment for life; to commute daily fares on a railway to a monthly payment. To convert (Latin con, with, and verto, turn) is to primarily turn about, and signifies to change in form, character, use, etc., through a wide range of relations; iron is converted into steel, joy into grief, a sinner into a saint. To turn is a popular word for change in any sense short of the meaning of exchange, being often equivalent to alter, convert, transform, transmute, etc. We modify or qualify a statement which might seem too strong; we modify it by some limitation, qualify it by some addition.
Antonyms:
abide, bide, continue, endure, hold, keep, persist, remain, retain, staySynonyms:
alter, change, change, commute, convert, diversify, exchange, metamorphose, modify, shift, substitute, transfigure, transform, transmute, turn, vary, veerPreposition:
To change a home toilet for a street dress; to change from a caterpillar to or into a butterfly; to change clothes with a beggar.
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
qualify
Antonyms:
unfit, misprepare, misqualify, disqualify, incapacitate, free, absolveSynonyms:
fit, prepare, adapt, capacitate, limit, restrict, enable, render capable
Princeton's WordNet
qualify, measure upverb
prove capable or fit; meet requirements
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disqualify, indispose, unfitSynonyms:
restrict, dispose, characterise, modify, stipulate, specify, characterize, measure up, conditionqualifyverb
pronounce fit or able
"She was qualified to run the marathon"; "They nurses were qualified to administer the injections"
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unfit, disqualify, indisposeSynonyms:
restrict, dispose, characterise, modify, stipulate, specify, characterize, measure up, conditionqualify, restrictverb
make more specific
"qualify these remarks"
Antonyms:
disqualify, unfit, indisposeSynonyms:
stipulate, restrict, cut back, trammel, measure up, confine, bound, modify, restrain, curtail, condition, characterize, specify, limit, characterise, dispose, curb, throttlequalify, disposeverb
make fit or prepared
"Your education qualifies you for this job"
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indispose, disqualify, unfitSynonyms:
stipulate, restrict, toss, throw out, cast out, toss out, fling, measure up, modify, cast away, chuck out, condition, characterize, specify, throw away, characterise, incline, cast aside, dispose, put away, toss away, discardstipulate, qualify, condition, specifyverb
specify as a condition or requirement in a contract or agreement; make an express demand or provision in an agreement
"The will stipulates that she can live in the house for the rest of her life"; "The contract stipulates the dates of the payments"
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disqualify, indispose, unfitSynonyms:
particularise, modify, characterize, narrow, fix, characterise, delineate, pin down, dispose, determine, particularize, assign, define, specify, train, intend, nail down, destine, designate, specialize, delimit, specialise, discipline, restrict, measure up, set apart, delimitate, stipulate, limit, set, condition, peg down, narrow down, checkqualify, characterize, characteriseverb
describe or portray the character or the qualities or peculiarities of
"You can characterize his behavior as that of an egotist"; "This poem can be characterized as a lament for a dead lover"
Antonyms:
indispose, disqualify, unfitSynonyms:
restrict, dispose, characterise, modify, stipulate, specify, characterize, measure up, conditionmodify, qualifyverb
add a modifier to a constituent
Antonyms:
unfit, disqualify, indisposeSynonyms:
restrict, change, dispose, characterise, modify, stipulate, specify, characterize, alter, condition, measure up
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How to use qualify in a sentence?
It's a small team and this (would have been) a big setback for us if that was missing. It was enough of a setback as it was, not being able to qualify and run the race at Atlanta Motor Speedway this weekend.
I think he was frustrated but was still able to keep his head in the game and be there when it mattered. I think that is one qualify about him, which really impressed me about him.
I've got three more fights to win to qualify, i guess it adds to the prestige of being in an Olympics because not only have you got to make your national team but also make the best of the world. I'm alright with it. I like traveling anyway.
Get the facts and make a decision based on the right facts, before leaving your jobs and taking your children out of school and going up there hoping to stay there forever, because if you don’t qualify … you will be returned -- and in this case not the United States. You will have lost your status and would be returned to your country of origin.
All airports are being analyzed, there are some that'll qualify but others that won't.
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