Definition of "disbarring" []

• Present participle of disbar. (verb)

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• "Doesn’t have to be that drastic, but State Bars or State Supreme Courts should really be more aggressive in disbarring people as a why to control the population."
• "The Inns possess the exclusive right of "calling students to the bar," [A] also of "disbarring" a barrister for questionable practices, -- a right exercised by Gray's Inn in 1864 in the case of the late erratic but brilliant Dr. Kenealy, counsel for the notorious Tichborne "claimant.""
• "The government has effectively destroyed the independent legal profession, disbarring some of Uzbekistan’s most outspoken lawyers, Human Rights Watch found."