paralyzer
/ˈpɛrəlaɪzər/
noun
- Something that causes a loss of movement or function, such as a weapon, chemical, or device.
- The police used a paralyzer dart to subdue the dangerous animal.
- Some insects produce a natural paralyzer to immobilize their prey.
- The scientists developed a temporary paralyzer for use in medical procedures.
- A person or thing that causes a state of inaction or inability to function.
- Fear can be a powerful paralyzer in high-pressure situations.
- The new regulation was a paralyzer for small businesses trying to grow.
- The constant criticism acted as a paralyzer for the team's creativity.
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