discourage
Example Sentences
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Aluminum prices were mostly low during that time of Chinese domination, which in turn discouraged the creation of new production.
Even if this person works for the same employer as the uncle, they are far enough removed – in another department or on a different shift – to discourage follow-up questions.
From Salon
Adam Schlemmer, who was flying through Newark in January, thinks dressing up might discourage hostility among passengers.
To discourage students from taking on more debt than they can afford, for instance, some colleges have implemented policies that try to offer grants and scholarships, instead of loans, to students who need assistance.
They elevate certain food groups, while explicitly discouraging others.
From Barron's
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
