deterrent in Greek
deterrent in Greek is αποτρεπτικός — deterrent means acting to discourage someone from doing something.
deterrent in Greek
αποτρεπτικός
Pronounced: apotreptikos
Serving to deter, preventing something from happening.
What does "deterrent" mean?
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adj Acting to discourage someone from doing something.
"The fine is meant to have a deterrent effect on speeding."
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noun Something that discourages an action, especially through fear of consequences.
"A visible alarm system can be a strong deterrent to burglars."
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deterrent in a sentence
- The fine is meant to have a deterrent effect on speeding.
- A visible alarm system can be a strong deterrent to burglars.
- Nuclear weapons are often described as a deterrent rather than a weapon of use.
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What is "deterrent" in Greek?
"deterrent" in Greek is αποτρεπτικός. deterrent means: Acting to discourage someone from doing something.
How do you pronounce αποτρεπτικός?
"deterrent" in Greek is αποτρεπτικός, pronounced "apotreptikos".
How do you use "deterrent" in a sentence?
Example: "The fine is meant to have a deterrent effect on speeding." In Greek, "deterrent" is αποτρεπτικός.
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