Disbar (verb)

1. To expel or remove a lawyer from the bar or legal profession.
2. To prevent a lawyer from practicing law.

Origin:

From dis- meaning "not" or "opposite of" and bar meaning "to exclude from a profession or activity".

Examples:

1. The lawyer was disbarred for unethical conduct.
2. He was disbarred for lying to a court.
3. She was disbarred for mishandling client funds.
4. The lawyer was disbarred for professional misconduct.
5. The attorney was disbarred for violating the code of professional responsibility.