disbar Syllabification: (dis·bar)Pronunciation: /disˈbär/Definition of disbar verb (disbars, disbarring, disbarred) [with object] 1 (usually be disbarred) expel (a lawyer) from the Bar, so that they no longer have the right to practice law. 2exclude (someone) from something:competitors wearing rings will be disbarred from competitionDerivatives disbarmentPronunciation: /-mənt/ noun Origin: mid 16th century (sense 2): from dis- 'away' + bar1disbar in other Oxford dictionaries Definition of disbar in the British & World English dictionary
