determent (Meaning)

Wordnet

determent (n)

a communication that makes you afraid to try something

Webster

The act of deterring; also, that which deters.

The lack of street lighting was a determent to nighttime safety in the neighborhood.
Heavy traffic congestion was a determent to commuting efficiency in the city.
The high cost of living was a determent to young families considering moving to the area.
Inadequate access to healthcare services was a determent to the overall well-being of the community.
The stringent visa requirements acted as a determent to tourism in the region.
Limited job opportunities served as a determent to economic growth in the rural area.
The absence of a reliable public transportation system was a determent to mobility for residents.
The lack of affordable housing options was a determent to attracting new residents to the town.
The constant noise pollution from nearby factories was a determent to the quality of life for residents.
The outdated infrastructure posed a determent to business development and investment in the city.

a communication that makes you afraid to try somethingThe act of deterring; also, that which deters.

frustration, neutralization, crossing, checkmate, baffling,deterrence, thwarting, debarment, enjoining, outlawing

aid, backing, assistance, backing, support, assistance, aid,support, encouragement, promotion

The lack of street lighting was a determent to nighttime safety in the neighborhood.

Heavy traffic congestion was a determent to commuting efficiency in the city.

The high cost of living was a determent to young families considering moving to the area.

Inadequate access to healthcare services was a determent to the overall well-being of the community.