paralysis|paralyses in English

noun

[pa·ral·y·sis || pə'rælɪsɪs]

palsy, condition in which one or more parts of the body become immobile (due to nerve or brain damage, etc.)

Use "paralysis|paralyses" in a sentence

1. The incidence of extraocular muscle paralysis was the highest among all cranial-facial muscle paralyses.

2. It paralyses the nervous system and the respiratory system.

3. Blockade aimed at derailing parliamentary elections paralyses much of the country.

4. Piperazine paralyses the parasites, causing them to pass in the feces.

5. September - National strike over management of social security fund paralyses public services.

6. ○ Facial paralysis

7. Juvenile paralysis Agitans (of Hunt) synonyms, juvenile paralysis Agitans (of Hunt) pronunciation, juvenile paralysis Agitans (of Hunt) translation, English dictionary definition of juvenile paralysis Agitans (of Hunt)

8. Anne suffers a stroke which paralyses her on the right side of her body.

9. In fact, it "paralyses people with fear and they lose motivation," says Mr.

10. Overcoming Spiritual Paralysis

11. INFANTILE PARALYSIS (Polio)

12. Coping With Paralysis

13. Acute flaccid paralysis. In:

14. Paralysis of the body

15. AFP: acute flaccid paralysis

16. Faith creates energy that makes success possible. Doubt paralyses and makes the possible impossible. RVM 

17. Acute flaccid paralysis ANAP:

18. Mrs. Bristol, there's no paralysis.

19. In time, the paralysis disappeared.

20. Instead, the distribution of flaccid paralyses was similar to that also typically found in acute poliomyelitis anterior.

21. In peripheral paralyses the early stages of hemiplegia show an increased tendency to erythema and to wealing.

22. Right-sided paralysis and aphasia.

23. The tongs help prevent paralysis.

24. The snake's poison causes paralysis.

25. What are synonyms for paralysis Agitans?