Crossword-Solution: DETERRENT 9 letters, 82 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 10

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Word Word Type Definition
Deterrent a. Serving to deter.
Deterrent n. That which deters or prevents.

We have 82 clues for the answer “DETERRENT”

Clue Answers
tending to deter 1 answer
A cause to pause. 1 answer
Big stick is one 1 answer
Discouraging force 1 answer
H-bomb's raison d'etre. 1 answer
Standoff factor 1 answer
Tending to put off 1 answer
That which restrains. 1 answer
Weapon to discourage attack 1 answer
something that deters 1 answer
discouragement 2 answers
ATTRACTION (ant.) 3 answers
nuclear weapons 3 answers
Nuclear weapon 5 answers
disincentive 7 answers
DISCOURAGING BY HINDERING 10 answers
DISCOURAGING INTIMACIES 10 answers
A DISCOURAGING WORD 10 answers
Discouraging word 12 answers
SCARECROW 12 answers
Stumbling block 18 answers
minatory 26 answers
drawback 27 answers
Boomerang 34 answers
disadvantage 35 answers
Encumbrance 40 answers
Barricade 41 answers
armour 45 answers
hurdle 48 answers
___ inhibitor 48 answers
Obstruction 51 answers
prevention 54 answers
disconcertment 54 answers
Barrier 55 answers
comedown 55 answers
Breakdown 56 answers
frustration 57 answers
Waterloo 57 answers
fall down 58 answers
Obstacle 59 answers
harassment 60 answers
disintegration 60 answers
defence 60 answers
Tumble 60 answers
trauma 61 answers
conquest 62 answers
CAVE (IN) 62 answers
Disappointment 62 answers
CURB ___ 63 answers
Handicap 63 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
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Sentences with DETERRENT (5)

Bright spots for encouraging Western investors are Slovenia's comparatively well-educated work force, its developed infrastructure, and its Western business attitudes, but instability in Croatia is a deterrent.
The 1993 CIA World Factbook United States. Central Intelligence Agency. 1993
This latter clause always served as a justification when the former had failed to serve as a deterrent.
Confidence Henry James 2006
Such ill-judged marriages are, as might be expected, barren, if they do not result in positive Irregularity or in diminution of sides; but none of these evils have hitherto proved sufficiently deterrent.
Flatland: Edwin A. Abbot 1995
You may vaccinate yourself with deterrent facts as much as you please--it will do no good; it will seem to 'take,' but it doesn't; the moment you rub against any one of those theorists, make up your mind that it is time to hang out your yellow flag.
Life On The Mississippi, Complete Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) 2006
When, now, the real Negro criminal appeared, and instead of petty stealing and vagrancy we began to have highway robbery, burglary, murder, and rape, there was a curious effect on both sides the color-line: the Negroes refused to believe the evidence of white witnesses or the fairness of white juries, so that the greatest deterrent to crime, the public opinion of one’s own social caste, was lost, and the criminal was looked upon as crucified rather than hanged.
The Souls of Black Folk W. E. B. Du Bois 1996

Quotes with DETERRENT (3)

Think about it. Before the creation of the world, before anything or anyone existed, there was a living, loving God. There is not chaos at the centre. There is a Father. The emptiness our earthly fathers have left in us should not be a deterrent from God but rather an invitation to have our needs fulfilled by him in the deepest part of our being.
Jon Morrison Clear Minds & Dirty Feet: A Reason to Hope, a Message to Share
the great is seldom a deterrent to the mediocre
Elizabeth Hardwick Seduction and Betrayal: Women and Literature
A system of justice does not need to pursue retribution. If the purpose of drug sentencing is to prevent harm, all we need to do is decide what to do with people who pose a genuine risk to society or cause tangible harm. There are perfectly rational ways of doing this; in fact, most societies already pursue such policies with respect to alcohol: we leave people free to drink and get inebriated, but set limits on where and when. In general, we prosecute drunk drivers, not ineb…
Daniel Waterman Entheogens, Society and Law: The Politics of Consciousness, Autonomy and Responsibility
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Used 6 times in crossword archives (1951–2007).