disbar in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Disbar means to revoke the legal license of an attorney, preventing them from practicing law due to misconduct or unethical behavior.

The attorney was disbarred for unethical practices in the courtroom.
After a thorough investigation, the legal board decided to disbar the lawyer for fraud.
He faced serious consequences after the decision to disbar him was announced publicly.
Being disbarred is a significant blow to a lawyer's reputation and career.
The judge recommended disbarment as a fitting punishment for the repeated offenses.