discourages

As verbs the difference between woos and discourages

is that woos is (woo) while discourages is (discourage).

As a noun woos

is (australia|colloquial) a coward; a wuss.

As a verb discourages

is (discourage).

As a noun discouragers is

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As verbs the difference between discourages and discouraged

is that discourages is third-person singular of discourage while discouraged is past tense of discourage.

As an adjective discouraged is

having lost confidence or hope; dejected; disheartened.

As verbs the difference between discourages and discouragest

is that discourages is third-person singular of discourage while discouragest is archaic second-person singular of discourage.

As a noun discourager

is one who discourages.

As a verb discourages is

third-person singular of discourage.