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unqualify

(ʌnˈkwɒlɪfaɪ)
vb (tr) , -fies, -fying or -fied
to disqualify or to make unfit
unˈqualiˌfiable adj
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For so long a frustrating figure that was unqualifiable, he is now a key part of the equation.
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After he is murdered, the radio spews out statist propaganda in its press announcement: "Sacrosanto dovere e diritto d'ogni individuo e l'inquadramento nella perfetta compagine dello Stato fuori della quale la persona umana si riduce a un quid inqualificabile e superfluo" (187; "It is a sacrosant duty and right of every individual to be squared into the State as a whole, outside of which a human being is reduced to an unqualifiable and superflous entity").
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The Greek term for it, para-deigma (like the German, Bei-spiel), poignantly expresses this being that is always beside itself (para-, bei-), "since the proper place for the example is always beside itself, in the empty space in which its unqualifiable and unforgettable life unfolds" (CV, 14).
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Under my fingers involuntary figures were born and most often disturbing, disquieting, unqualifiable,' the artist wrote.
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Our drive to quantify the unquantifiable, the unqualifiable.
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