Paralyse

/ˈpærəlaɪz/
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Physical Impairment

Refers specifically to the loss of muscle function in the body or a body part.

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The spine injury paralysed his legs permanently.
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Emotional Overwhelm

Can describe an emotional state that hinders physical action, like fear or shock.

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After hearing the news, he was paralysed with disbelief.
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Temporary State

Often used to describe a condition that is not permanent, such as a transient paralysis.

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The anesthesia paralysed her arm for a few hours.
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