disuasivo

adj.

dissuasive, discouraging, deterrent.

m.

deterrent, dissuasive argument, dissuasive element.

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disuasivo

► adjetivo

1 dissuasive, deterrent

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1. ADJ

1) [palabras] dissuasive

2) (Mil)

arma disuasiva — deterrent

2.

SM deterrent

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disuasivo¹

¹ = deterrent, disincentive.

Ex: Hierarchical bibliometry, as described here, would act as a deterrent to 'gift/rape' authorship.

Ex: Reclassification can be a major exercise involving much relation of stock, and this is clearly a disincentive to the complete revision of the classified stock.

* disuasivo nuclear = nuclear deterrent.

disuasivo²

² = dissuasive.

Ex: Results suggest that this attitude may exercise a dissuasive influence on the intergenerational perpetuation of fishing as a way of life.

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disuasivo

◊ -va , disuasorio -ria adjetivo ‹tono/palabras› dissuasive, discouraging;

‹efecto› deterrent;
‹medida› designed to act as a deterrent
disuasorio,-a, disuasivo,-a adjetivo dissuasive: ése fue el elemento disuasorio, that was the deterrent
un argumento disuasivo, a dissuasive argument
'disuasivo' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
disuasiva
- disuasoria
- disuasorio
English:
deterrent

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disuasivo, -a, disuasorio, -a adj

deterrent;

empleó un tono disuasivo con ellos she employed a discouraging tone with them;

armas disuasivas o [m5]disuasorias deterrent weapons;

elemento disuasivo deterring factor;

tomar medidas disuasivas o [m5]disuasorias to take measures meant to act as a deterrent

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disuasivo, disuasorio

adj disuasive; POL deterrent atr