not put off

Before going under the hammer, it was described as being "in a very sorry state of repair", but that did not put off potential buyers.

And he was not put off by the government's plan to send some migrants entering the UK "illegally" to Rwanda to have their claims processed there.

They were not put off by Israel's experience in the last two decades of the 20th Century, when it occupied a broad strip of South Lebanon to try to protect northern Israel.

Several days of weather warnings did not put off revellers in Scotland with tens of thousands watching Edinburgh's firework display.

However, the idea that it was not fully trustworthy did not put off most people from using it.