Dissuade
Dissuade verb - To steer (a person) from an activity or course of action.
Throw
Throw verb - To send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm.
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Both words in one sentence
- Perhaps they realize the risk without being prompted; perhaps the character threatens to throw everything he's got at whoever makes the first move in order to dissuade them.
Source: Victory Through Intimidation -
By "dissuade", we mean "possibly throw her into the dungeons for life".
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Determinator: When Voltar wants something, whether it's to throw an "evil" barbecue, steal a highly desired ice ray to use as a air conditioner, or get to eat at an exclusive restaurant for super villains, then no amount of danger or common sense will dissuade him.
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