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dissuasory

dissuasory adjective: tending to dissuade; dissuasive.

Adjective

dissuasory (comparative more dissuasory, superlative most dissuasory)

  1. Tending to dissuade; dissuasive.
    • dissuasory message
    • dissuasory guidelines

Forms of dissuasory

comparativemore dissuasory
superlativemost dissuasory

Questions about dissuasory

What does dissuasory mean?
Dissuasory means tending to dissuade; dissuasive.
What part of speech is dissuasory?
Dissuasory is an adjective.

Words near dissuasory in the dictionary

  1. dissuasions
  2. dissuasive
  3. dissuasively
  4. dissuasiveness
  5. dissuasives
  6. dissuasory
  7. dissunder
  8. dissundered
  9. dissundering
  10. dissunders
  11. disswade

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