1. deprived of a right, privilege, or claim; no longer having an entitlement
Usage: formal; legal contexts

Examples

• After the policy change, many employees felt disentitled to their previous benefits.
• The court ruled that he was disentitled to his inheritance due to the fraud.
• Students who fail to meet academic standards may become disentitled to financial aid.
• The company left workers feeling disentitled and abandoned.
• She was disentitled to vote after the felony conviction.
• The new regulations left many citizens disentitled to services they once received.