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determent's Usage Examples:

This is often utilized as a method of predator determent.

Burt and attached permanent plastic tags to 325 artifacts as a hopeful determent to artifact removal.

and the overlooked issues regarding the environment, flood control and determent of such periodical calamities caused by landslides and flash floods are.

this can be done without determent to the prosperity of the industry concerned".

Botanical Garden was a British determent area.

that a criminal record that is visible to potential employers is a huge determent to a person's future work prospects, and that work is key to reducing.

Cabinets, Lougheed took the approach that first hand knowledge may be a determent to the success of the Minister, who he wanted to take on the role without.

was recorded to also benefit red-tailed hawks, despite being to the determent of breeding red-shouldered hawks.

trituration, triture terreō terr- terru- territ- frighten counterterror, deter, determent, deterrence, deterrent, terrible, terrific, terrify, terror †territō territ-.

A similarly high rate of local determent by barred owls has been found for other woodland thrushes like the veery.

my research, as well as my professional and personal standing but this determent him even more to carry and the same time to learn.

Similar determent to the local nesting attempts of other small passerines such as warblers.

Persecution through shooting likely continues to be of determent to steppe eagles migrating or wintering in the countries of Georgia, Armenia.

Naoki is irritated by Miyaji Academy's focus on schoolwork and determent of pursuing one's ambitions.

determent's Meaning':

a communication that makes you afraid to try something

Synonyms:

intimidation; discouragement; deterrence;

Antonyms:

encouragement; fearlessness; approval; hope;