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Meanings of deter (deterred) in English
Usage of deterred in English
1
She said criminalising sex work deterred sex workers from reporting trafficking crimes.
2
Zuckerberg starts to ask him another question, but is deterred by Sandberg.
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However the grim outlook does not appear to have deterred some investors.
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Datto is not deterred and continues to make work on migrant issues.
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Nor was Fabiola deterred from her planning by Tarquinius' refusal to help.
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But so far, DHS and the Trump administration do not seem deterred.
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That has not deterred him from making his dream a reality, though.
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And don't be deterred by the idea Britain doesn't get enough sunshine.
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We will not be deterred in cleaning up this organisation, he said.
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Should it fail at first, other scientists and doctors might be deterred.
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He added: Rest assured we will not be deterred by such episodes.
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The fact that only the King had artillery deterred barons from revolting.
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The incident for a long time deterred anyone from repeating the offense.
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I would have run after the watchman, but the rain deterred me.
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The Archimedes of Antwerp was not deterred by any of these disappointments.
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But a close scrutiny of the map of Calais has deterred me.
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Translations for deterred
Spanish
Deterred through the time
Deterred across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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