deter in Lithuanian
deter in Lithuanian is atgrasyti — deter means to discourage someone from doing something, usually through fear of a consequence.
deter in Lithuanian
atgrasyti
(transitive) To persuade someone not to do something; to discourage.
What does "deter" mean?
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verb To discourage someone from doing something, usually through fear of a consequence.
"The high fence is meant to deter trespassers."
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deter in a sentence
- The high fence is meant to deter trespassers.
- Bad weather didn't deter the runners from finishing the race.
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What is "deter" in Lithuanian?
"deter" in Lithuanian is atgrasyti. deter means: To discourage someone from doing something, usually through fear of a consequence.
How do you use "deter" in a sentence?
Example: "The high fence is meant to deter trespassers." In Lithuanian, "deter" is atgrasyti.
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