Deter
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
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Both words in one sentence
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Carter and Jorge both have a Heroic Sacrifice, but it doesn't stop or deter the Covenant.
Source: Video Game / Halo: Reach -
And even if you deter Foxy when he decides to make a break for your office, and it looks like he's gone back to his booth, the second you stop observing him, he can immediately spring back out of his booth and attack you again without warning.
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The blue team, however, soon makes a change of plans and intend to get off an earlier stop, and to deter the red team from following their lead, they pull this trope; namely, they feign getting back onto the train, making it look as if they were trying to fool the red team into following them off.
Source: Series / Running Man
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