paralyzation
/ˌpɛrələˈzeɪʃən/
noun
- The state or condition of being unable to move or function, especially due to a medical condition or injury.
- Doctors are studying new treatments to reverse paralyzation after spinal cord injuries.
- The accident caused a temporary paralyzation of his legs.
- The disease led to a gradual paralyzation of her entire body.
- A state of being unable to act, make decisions, or function normally, often due to fear, shock, or confusion.
- The sudden news caused a paralyzation of the entire team.
- Her paralyzation in the face of danger was understandable.
- The company's paralyzation during the crisis led to missed opportunities.
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