Difference between Discourage and Hinder

DISCOURAGE vs HINDER: NOUN

The buttocks.
In hand-ball, a ball struck by a player which afterward strikes his opponent; or one with which the server hits his opponent while standing in the ace-line; or one which strikes the opponent, who thus hinders it from reaching the front wall.

To deprive of confidence, hope, or spirit.
To dissuade or deter (someone) from doing something.
To try to prevent by expressing disapproval or raising objections.
To dishearten one with respect to; to discountenance; to seek to check by disfavoring; to deter one from.
To extinguish the courage of; to dishearten; to depress the spirits of; to deprive of confidence; to deject; -- the opposite of encourage

To prevent or embarrass; to debar; to shut out.
To keep back or behind; to prevent from starting or moving forward; to check; to retard; to obstruct; to bring to a full stop; -- often followed by from

To deprive of, or cause to lose, courage; dishearten; depress in spirit; deject; dispirit.
To lessen or repress courage for; obstruct by opposition or difficulty; dissuade or hinder from: as, to discourage emigration; ill success discourages effort; low prices discourage industry.
To lose courage.
Try to prevent
Show opposition to
Deprive of courage or hope
Take away hope from
Cause to feel discouraged

Pertaining to the rear; being or coming after; latter: same as hind, which is a modern form, now more common.
To go backward.
To be an obstacle or impediment; stand in the way.
Synonyms To delay, oppose, prevent, obstruct, embarrass.
To hold or keep back; prevent from moving or proceeding; stop; interrupt; obstruct; check; impede; retard: as, to hinder one from entering; their march was hindered by fallen trees. It denotes either partial or complete obstruction, according to the context.

Curb, Inhibit, Impede, Avoid, Curtail, Restrict, Hinder, Preclude, Encourage, Deterring, Prevent, Dissuade, Admonish, Warn, Deter

Jeopardize, Inhibit, Stymy, Posterior, Hind, Back, Blockade, Handicap, Block, Disadvantage, Embarrass, Obstruct, Stymie, Hamper, Impede

Curb, Inhibit, Impede, Avoid, Curtail, Restrict, Hinder, Preclude, Encourage, Deterring, Prevent, Dissuade, Admonish, Warn, Deter

Impeding, Jeopardize, Inhibit, Posterior, Hind, Back, Blockade, Handicap, Block, Disadvantage, Embarrass, Obstruct, Stymie, Hamper, Impede

Discourage districts from tying compensation to advanced degrees.
Do you want to discourage customers from defecting?
Formula contains a bitterant to discourage inhalant abuse.
High costs might discourage entry into the market.
We discourage growth, investment, and quality of life.
IJARP strongly condemn and discourage practice of plagiarism.
Vehicle sanctions thus certainly discourage repeated DWS offending.
Martinus did not completely discourage people from meditating.
Will value pricing discourage ridesharing and transit use?
The lack of standardization can discourage business from good behavior and it can also discourage consumers, investors, and governments from rewarding good behavior.

Preferably not where sunlight will hinder your viewing.
However, less desirable factors can also hinder policy.
Lisa Buckner never let their struggles hinder them.
Unfortunately, the wide range of tools can hinder.
Spectres for Freeze proliferation, Hinder, and spawning Phantasms.
Parents can either assist or hinder that growth.
It cannot hinder your view of the road.
Polling places should support voters, not hinder them.
That he foresaw man, being tempted by Satan, would fall into sin, if God did not hinder it; he decreed not to hinder.
Hard collars also hinder nursing care, can raise intravenous and intracranial pressure and hinder access to the airways.