Sample Sentences forparalysis (editor-reviewed)
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She suffers paralysis of her legs.paralysis = loss of the ability to move
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Hamlet suffered near paralysis from indecision.paralysis = inability to act or make a decision
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She is paralyzed from the waist down.paralyzed = unable to move the body
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She can't move her left side, but we're hoping the paralysis is temporary.paralysis = inability to move part of the body
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Miss Alexandra'll absolutely have a stroke of paralysis when she finds out! (source)paralysis = inability to move or function (due to surprise)
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This, they tell me, is good news, for the paralysis could have been total. (source)paralysis = loss of the ability to move the body
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She could move again, she was no longer paralyzed, and her body was bathed in waves of warmth. (source)paralyzed = unable to move
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But Lewis, his hand about to push the swinging doors open, hesitates, as though struck by a sudden paralysis of the will, (source)paralysis = loss of the ability to move
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The ice ball exploded, spraying his entire body with freezing, paralyzing streams of water, weighing down his arms, deadening his legs, squeezing his heart. (source)paralyzing = making unable to move
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Paralysed by fear, she stammered out the truth.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it paralyzed.
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All religions are tools concocted by the ruling class to paralyze the spirit of the people!† (source)
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A pain so sharp that it paralyzes me.† (source)
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You would like, if you could, to interpret the patient's prostration in the Presence, his self-abhorrence and utter knowledge of his sins (yes, Wormwood, a clearer knowledge even than yours) on the analogy of your own choking and paralysing sensations when you encounter the deadly air that breathes from the heart of Heaven.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it paralyzing.
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The stillness seizes and paralyses everyone, including PILKINGS who has turned to look.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use paralyzes.
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The wall was so paralyzingly vast and sheer that its top, bottom and sides passed away beyond the reach of sight.† (source)
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She made an effort to stand but couldn't. Her muscles were paralyzed and the blood had long since ceased to flow. (source)paralyzed = unable to move
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