Difference between Preventive and Deterrent

PREVENTIVE vs DETERRENT: NOUN

Remedy that prevents or slows the course of an illness or disease
An agent or device intended to prevent conception
Any obstruction that impedes or is burdensome
Something that prevents; an obstacle.
That which prevents; that which constitutes an effectual check or insurmountable obstacle.
Specifically, something taken, used, or done beforehand to ward off disease.
Also preventative.
That which prevents, hinders, or obstructs; that which intercepts access; in medicine, something to prevent disease; a prophylactic.
A contraceptive, especially a condom.
A thing that slows the development of an illness.
A thing that prevents, hinders, or acts as an obstacle to.
That which goes before; an anticipation.

That which deters or prevents.
A substance used in the manufacture of smokeless powder to moderate the violence of the explosion and to diminish sensitiveness to shock. Vaseline, camphor, etc., are so employed.
That which deters or tends to deter.
A retaliatory means of discouraging enemy attack.
Something that deters.
Something immaterial that interferes with or delays action or progress

Serving to prevent or hinder; guarding against or warding off something, as disease, injustice, loss, etc.

Hindrance, Obstructive, Thwarting, Prohibitive, Cautionary, Prohibitory, Preclusive, Healthful, Contraceptive, Deterrent, Precautionary, Protective, Preemptive, Prophylactic, Preventative

Curb, Discouraging, Threat, Punitive, Dissuasion, Dissuasive, Disincentive, Deter, Deterring, Deterrence, Handicap, Hindrance, Preventive, Impediment, Preventative

Hindrance, Obstructive, Thwarting, Prohibitive, Cautionary, Prohibitory, Preclusive, Healthful, Contraceptive, Deterrent, Precautionary, Protective, Preemptive, Prophylactic, Preventative

Effective, Prohibitive, Curb, Discouraging, Threat, Punitive, Dissuasion, Dissuasive, Disincentive, Deter, Deterring, Handicap, Hindrance, Preventive, Preventative

Staff preventive medicine personnel are assignedto nonmedical units and headquarters to plan forand coordinate preventive medicine activities.
Your deductible applies to all care other than preventive and lab charges associated with preventive care.
Get preventive services Medicare covers many preventive services at no cost to you.
US Preventive Services Task Force and the CDC Community Guide to Preventive Services.
US threats of preventive war, and actual preventive strikes, have kept some adversaries from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Following a strict preventive regimen by encouraging routine recall and professional application of preventive agents.
Benefits for preventive services are described under Preventive Care Servicesin this section.
No copay required for preventive health services on the Highmark Preventive Schedule.
Our preventive programs meet nationally recognized quality and preventive health standards.
Preventive services CHIP follows the Highmark Preventive Health Guidelines.

The modern criminologist places little value on the deterrent theory of punishment, though both Lombroso and Garofalo realised the deterrent effect of criminal law.
While some demanded that Germany acquire a national nuclear deterrent, others were championing a European deterrent based on the British and French nuclear arsenals.
To prevent adversaries from doing this mercilessly, you have to create a deterrent, and the deterrent is the fear of retaliation.
Safeguard, which aimed to protect the deterrent nuclear force of the United States, its missile fields, to maintain that deterrent capacity.
Most importantly, we fielded a nuclear deterrent force that was highly survivable, adding permanence to our nuclear deterrent in the process.
Deterrent value is a summation of the deterrent contributions and detractions provided by each stage in the Fraud Management Lifecycle.
United States escalates its deterrent power around a weaker country such as Cuba, it can achieve a deterrent result.
The ALR laws and suspension lengths had a significant general deterrent effect, but no specific deterrent effect.
Legal sanctions were found to have stronger deterrent effects for China and weaker deterrent effects in Colombia.
American deterrent; a nuclear deterrent policy, particularly under the Eisenhower administration and Kennedy administration.