Paraplegic

Pronunciation: /ˌpɛrəˈplɛɡɪk/

Paraplegic (adjective)

  1. Describes a person who cannot move their legs due to injury or illness affecting the lower body.

Examples

  • The paraplegic athlete demonstrated incredible strength and determination.
  • A paraplegic person cannot move their legs.

Common collocations: paraplegic condition, paraplegic support, paraplegic individual, paraplegic community

Paraplegic (noun)

  1. A person who has lost the ability to move their legs because of an injury or illness.

Examples

  • A paraplegic can lead a fulfilling life with the right support.
  • A paraplegic cannot move their legs due to paralysis.

Synonyms of Paraplegic

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Paraplegic

  • refers to individuals without disabilities.