Paralysed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARALYSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PARALYSE, to render incapable of movement, also PARALYZE
• cause (a person or part of the body) to become partly or wholly incapable of movement
• make (someone) unable to think or act normally, especially through panic or fear
• stop (a system, place, or organization) from operating by causing disruption
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to paralyze

Words related to PARALYSED

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How to use PARALYSED in a sentence

• The great industries have fallen and production is paralysed.
• And she stands paralysed by fear, unable to cry out.
• He is paralysed, and always perfectly dressed in the English taste, he passes his life in a wheeled chair.
• For a second or two he felt half paralysed, and as if he could not use his muscles.
• A heavy hand fell upon his collar and he was almost jerked from his feet, half choked, half paralysed with alarm.
• And having paralysed his arm, Chyavana recited sacred hymns, and made offering on the fire.
• If the cotton trade becomes depressed or paralysed Cottonopolis soon becomes a starved-out city.
• National life was completely paralysed, and what stood in those days for national consciousness was obliterated.
• His right hand was paralysed by the unceasing grip of the receiver.
• Meanwhile, the exasperated Papuans had beaten a retreat paralysed with terror.
• They stand beside you showing minds that have never moved, that have been paralysed since they were babies.
• I stood there, knife in hand, swaying automatically to the roll of the ship, paralysed with fear.
• The national exchequer had been exhausted by the loss of tribute from revolting provinces, trade was paralysed, and the industries were in a languishing condition.
• His inaction paralysed the barons as effectively as in earlier days it had hindered the plans of the king.
• Vitellius himself could not even cope with success, and disaster had positively paralysed him.
• She was for a moment paralysed with fear, and was unable to utter a single cry, but, recovering herself, she ran and gave the alarm.
• Yet, although all this had taken place, it was only a short time before the energy of a few, acting upon the paralysed will of others, had cleared the ground.
• The presence of Joan Whitworth, and he was so conscious of her, paralysed his arm.
• Such formality, under such extraordinary circumstances, actually paralysed his tongue for the moment.
• I was overcome with terror and tried to scream, but my tongue was paralysed and my whole frame shook with fear.
• Finally his limbs became paralysed, and so he spent the last few months of his wretched life in a bath-chair, being wheeled round the garden.
• He tried then to shrink into himself, and finally stood helpless like one paralysed.
• Effort was paralysed where failure was so easily explained.
• His tongue seemed paralysed, and he could not manage to say more than Yes or No.
• And suddenly the coldness that had almost paralysed him up to now, seemed to melt away.
• Then, very late, when silence had been reigning so long that it paralysed me, I made an effort.
• Slowly she turned her head to him, paralysed for a moment, it seemed to me, with fear that it was not he.
• Shiela crept after her and halted as though paralysed when the elder woman pointed at a door which hung just ajar.
• She believed, with so much of her mind as was not paralysed, that the end of the world was come.

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