Similar words: incentive, attentive, inventive, retentive, preventive, inattentive, inventively, attentively. Meaning: [‚dɪsɪn'sentɪv] 
n. a negative motivational influence.
n. a negative motivational influence. 
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31. Low-earning workers seemed least affected, but on higher earnings some evidence of a small disincentive was discernible.
32. Probably the worst side of it was the disincentive for children to try.
33. She examined the body as best she could without touching it, its contorted features being a suitable disincentive to touch it.
34. Dirty and inaccessible pick-up spots also are a disincentive.
35. A fundamental problem, in the view of many child-welfare advocates,[www.Sentencedict.com] is the federal funding system — which in effect is a disincentive for states to reduce their foster care populations.
36. If the government also protects import - competing goods, the disincentive to export production is even stronger.
37. They also provided a disincentive to would - be interviewees, who also breaking the law.
38. Especially the purchase tax policy adjustments on speculative buying behaviour has played an effective disincentive .
39. Nor, even now, will they be free from the threat of expropriation, another disincentive to investment.
40. Greater risks associated with selling in China is one disincentive, Wang points out.
41. Hawthorn stem and leaf decoction of Staphylococcus aureus and Bacillus anthracis is also a disincentive.
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