dehort

• He says: "I dehort mine from Christmas keeping and charge them to forbear." —  Customs and Fashions in Old New England
• I do appear to you, to tell him of it, and to advise and dehort him from his evil ways. —  Miscellanies Upon Various Subjects
• This duke hath too many followers in our days: say what you can, dehort, exhort, persuade to the contrary, they are no more moved,--_quam si dura, silex aut stet Marpesia cautes_, than so many stocks, and stones; tell them of heaven and hell, 'tis to no purpose, laterem lavas_, they answer as Ataliba that Indian prince did friar Vincent, [6637]"when he brought him a book, and told him all the mysteries of salvation, heaven and hell, were contained in it: he looked upon it, and said he saw no such matter, asking withal, how he knew it:" they will but scoff at it, or wholly reject it. —  The Anatomy of Melancholy
• ‘Exhort’ remains; but ‘dehort’ a word whose place neither ‘dissuade’ nor any other exactly supplies, has escaped us {154}. —  English Past and Present
• _money_ might not _dehort_ us, yet the _wounding_ of our _mindes_ should _deterre_ us. ' —  The Bibliotaph and Other People

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