deterrere: absterrere aliquem a or de re; or with ne, quin, quominus: repellere aliquem are (to repel anybody; e.g., a conatu, from an attempt): avertere a re (to turn anybody away from; e.g., ab incepto). Not to allow one’s self to be deterred by dangers, periculo non moveri a re; not to allow one’s self to be deterred by anything, invictum esse adversus ea, quae ceteros terrent (Curt.). Anybody is deterred by threats of anything, alicujus rei terrores et minae avertunt aliquem are (Liv.); by shame, pudor aliquem a re avertit (Liv.).