Difference between Discourage and Warn

DISCOURAGE vs WARN: NOUN

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 try to prevent by expressing disapproval or raising objections.
To dissuade or deter (someone) from doing something.
To deprive of confidence, hope, or spirit.

To make known (a warning).
To advise or caution (someone) about a course of action.
To notify (a person) to go or stay away.
To refuse.
To make ware or aware; to give previous information to; to give notice to; to notify; to admonish; hence, to notify or summon by authority
To give notice to, of approaching or probable danger or evil; to caution against anything that may prove injurious.
To ward off.
To notify or make aware in advance of something, especially of possible danger or misfortune.

Cause to feel discouraged
To lose courage.
Take away hope from
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 deprive of, or cause to lose, courage; dishearten; depress in spirit; deject; dispirit.
Try to prevent
Deprive of courage or hope
Show opposition to

To defend; keep or ward off.
To deny; refuse; forbid.
To apprise; give notice to; make ware or aware; inform previously; notify; direct; bid; summon.
To admonish, as to any duty; advise; ex postulate with.
To put on guard by timely notice; wake, ware, or give notice to beforehand, as of approaching danger or of something to be avoided or guarded against; caution; admonish; tell or command admonishingly; advise.

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

Detect, Alerted, Alert, Tell, Notify, Inform, Say, Cautioned, Remind, Advise, Warnings, Beware, Forewarn, Admonish, Discourage

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

Caution, Deter, Detect, Alert, Tell, Notify, Inform, Say, Remind, Advise, Warnings, Beware, Forewarn, Admonish, Discourage

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.

How warn her father, and not tell him?
Jesus is using stark language to warn us.
Warning devices shall be used to warn traffit!
Tried to warn everyone about the slicing nerf.
It is all the same for them whether you warn them or do not warn them; they still will not believe.
The Illinois WARN Act includes different triggering levels compared to the federal WARN Act.
Reliance on a WARN Act exception is not a guaranteed defense in WARN Act litigation.
Idaho, or pushing animal feed in Iowa, WARN plows stand up to rugged use as only WARN products can.
Constitute legal advice for warn act require covered establishment affected by other firms, and the warn.
Parents may tend to warn, warn, warn, and rarely enforce.