【よくしこうか】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. deterrent effect; chilling effect; restraining effect
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. deterrent effect
    2. This usage refers to the ability of a certain action or policy to prevent or discourage others from engaging in undesirable behavior.
    That law is believed to have a deterrent effect on crime.
    The government hopes that the new regulations will deter corporate wrongdoing.
  2. chilling effect
    3. This usage refers to the suppression of legitimate expression or conduct due to fear of legal repercussions or social backlash.
    This policy could have a chilling effect on the expression of public opinion.
    The prevalence of lawsuits has led journalists to engage in self-censorship.
  3. restraining effect
    4. This refers to the ability to limit or control certain behaviors or actions, often through regulations or consequences.
    It is said that increasing wages has a restraining effect on workers' productivity.
    It is expected that strengthening penalties will have a restraining effect on crime.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to have a deterrent effectto be effective as a deterrentto enhance the deterrent effectstudy of the deterrent effectto demonstrate the deterrent effectto exert a deterrent effectmechanism of the deterrent effectto evaluate the deterrent effectlegal deterrent effectせい性importance of the deterrent effect
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