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dehort

1 of 1verb
/dɪˈhɔrt/
Forms:dehorts,dehorting,dehorted,dehorted
1

to strongly discourage someone from doing something

  • The teacher dehorted the students from cheating on the exam.
  • The coach dehorted the team from underestimating their opponents.
  • The signs dehorted hikers from taking dangerous paths.
  • She was dehorted by her friends from making a risky investment.
  • Authorities dehorted people from entering the hazardous area.