discouraged in the PONS Dictionary

discouraged Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to discourage sb from doing sth
odvratiti nekoga od nečega

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I also saw a former opium den, where some of the more discouraged would try to escape their grim reality.
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For the majority of the last 50 years, CSL has been discouraged, even banned from most classrooms.
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Official statements on the non-existence of chemtrails have not discouraged the conspiracy theorists.
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They remain politically neutral, do not seek public office, and are discouraged from voting, though individual members may participate in uncontroversial community improvement issues.
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Currently, harvesting of tufted puffin is illegal or discouraged throughout its range.
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Using props such as sticks or ski poles is generally discouraged as they hinder balance and create dependence.
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This practice is discouraged the file name should be specified either through just the "filename" parameter, or through both the "filename" and the "name" parameters.
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He did not get discouraged, and we must not be scandalized by the situation.
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Although such diet recommendations mostly involve lowering nutritive carbohydrates, some low-carbohydrate foods are discouraged, as well (e.g., beef).
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This puerile behaviour is common to both parties, and it is a practice that must be discouraged.
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