Definitions from Wiktionary (dehortative)
▸ adjective: Dissuasive.
▸ adjective: (grammar) Indicating a negative imperative or cautionary sense.
▸ noun: Anything that serves to dissuade; a disincentive or discouragement.
▸ noun: (grammar) A syntactic marker, word, or phrase that indicates a dehortative sense.
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▸ adjective: Dissuasive.
▸ adjective: (grammar) Indicating a negative imperative or cautionary sense.
▸ noun: Anything that serves to dissuade; a disincentive or discouragement.
▸ noun: (grammar) A syntactic marker, word, or phrase that indicates a dehortative sense.
Similar:
dissuasive,
dehortatory,
dissuasory,
dissuasionary,
discouraging,
deterrent,
deprecatory,
disspiriting,
detractive,
detractory,
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