Paralysis | Mean of paralysis in English Dictionary
/pəˈræləsəs/
- Noun
- a condition in which you are unable to move or feel all or part of your body
- The disease causes paralysis.
- paralysis of the legs
- partial/temporary paralysis
- The disease causes a paralysis of the legs.
- a state of being unable to function, act, or move
- The whole country is in a state of paralysis.
- They are trying to end the political paralysis that has been gripping the country.
- a paralysis of fear [=an inability to function, act, or move that is caused by fear]