Sentences

discourage in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To discourage means to deter or dissuade someone from taking a particular action or pursuing a goal, often through negative feedback or criticism.

Sample Sentences

  1. Her constant criticism only served to discourage him from pursuing his dreams.
  2. The teacher aimed to encourage creativity, not discourage students from expressing their ideas.
  3. Rainy weather can sometimes discourage people from going outside to enjoy nature.
  4. To discourage unhealthy habits, parents should model a balanced lifestyle for their children.
  5. The organization implemented new policies to discourage any form of discrimination in the workplace.
  6. Many parents worry that excessive criticism will discourage their children from pursuing their dreams.
  7. The coach reminded the team that losing one game should not discourage them from their overall goals.
  8. She hoped her story would inspire others rather than discourage them from trying.
  9. They implemented a new policy to discourage employees from taking unnecessary sick days.
  10. The teacher's encouraging words helped to discourage feelings of self-doubt among her students.

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