Paralyse
Pronunciation: /ˈpɑɹˈeɪɫiˈseɪ/
Paralyse (verb)
- To make part of the body unable to move or work normally for a time.
- To damage nerves so signals cannot reach muscles, causing loss of movement.
- To stop someone from acting because of strong fear, shock, or worry.
Examples
- The cold wind paralyse my hands for a moment.
- The doctor says the injury can paralyse the leg.