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disincentive

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Disincentive (noun) means something that puts people off doing a particular thing.

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Something that puts people off doing a particular thing.
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What is the meaning of disincentive?
"disincentive" (noun) means something that puts people off doing a particular thing.
What is another word for disincentive?
Other words for "disincentive" include deterrence.
What is the opposite of disincentive?
The opposite of "disincentive" is incentive.

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