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paralyse English

Meaning paralyse meaning

What does paralyse mean?
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paralyse Verb

— If you paralyse someone, you make a person (or a part of their body) not able to move wholly or partly.

paralyse

— verb (= paralyze) make powerless and unable to function The bureaucracy paralyzes the entire operation — verb (= paralyze) cause to be paralyzed and immobile The poison paralyzed him Fear paralyzed her

Synonyms paralyse synonyms

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paralyse English » English

paralyze winding-up unman stupefy stun sickness shut down shut petrify palsy occlude numb immobilize immobilise hamstring hamshackle gag disorganize disable cut-off cripple closedown close benumb

Conjugation paralyse conjugation

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paralyse · verb

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Because for all we know the Daleks might have a beam to throw on them, paralyse them, kill them!
They are protected, they can move easily and they have weapons which can paralyse or destroy.
If the two women do not leave the building and surrender to the guards, the gas will eventually paralyse them.
Get hold of it? Yes, and I think our only one chance is to paralyse the nervous system of that mechanism!
You take a person's wrist like this and you twist as hard as you can and. it's supposed to paralyse them.
Know what it means to stop molecular motion, paralyse atomic particles, decompose matter?
Yes, but it doesn't paralyse anymore.
Moral distinctions can paralyse you.
No, you'll fucking paralyse me!
Prue, Barbas can paralyse you and use your greatest fear against you.
If anybody comes in here, you paralyse them straight away.
If they paralyse the Reichstag again, which they do whenever they don't get what they want, we'll be forced to hold another election, a fourth this year.
This will paralyse your diaphragm, and you'll slowly suffocate.
Or paralyse someone's vocal chords.
On Venus, we discovered by accident that these creatures are susceptible to electric shock, and that controlled voltage can paralyse them.
It's the stuff the Brazilian natives put on their spears to paralyse their prey.
By expressing it you can paralyse everyone around you, if you express it.
I can cut a steer, I can put my red-hot monogram on a maverick...in the darkest night that ever blew, but I am poorly put up...to paralyse a beautiful young thing like you with matchless eloquence.
Motherfucker do that to me better paralyse my ass, - cos I'd kill him.
But it'll paralyse his brain, and the fight's as good as over.
In your locker, you'll find your equipment, provisions for 12 months and a paralyser gun, if you'd like to paralyse yourself.
Paralyse him with his greatest fear, keep him occupied, and we'll be one step closer to returning the world to a place where evil at least has a chance again.
The trick is, you can't let it paralyse you.
No, you'll fucking paralyse me! Not the back.
No. You could paralyse her for life.
Even the smallest bite from Arachnis deathicus will instantly paralyse.
Or maybe paralyse a woman.
And that what you'd added to her medication would paralyse every muscle in Valerie Dupree's body within minutes.
First, she must paralyse her victim.
The first sting will paralyse you and the second will kill you.

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