palsied

/ˈpɔlzid/
adjective
  1. Affected by paralysis, especially with involuntary trembling or shaking.
    • The doctor explained that the palsied muscles might improve with physical therapy.
    • The old man's palsied hands could barely hold a cup of tea.
    • She gently massaged her grandmother's palsied arm to help ease the stiffness.
  2. Weak, trembling, or unsteady, as if from paralysis or old age.
    • With a palsied voice, the survivor recounted the disaster.
    • The wind blew through the palsied branches of the dying tree.
    • His palsied signature on the document was barely legible.
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