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What is another word for
paralyse
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To cause (a person or part of the body) to become partly or wholly incapable of movement
To make immobile
To make immobile
To stun or daze with fear
Deprive of the ability to function normally
To neutralize or subdue (an effect or quality)
To fill with alarm or depression
To offend the moral feelings of
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▲
Verb
▲
To cause (a person or part of the body) to become partly or wholly incapable of movement
debilitate
disable
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
incapacitate
numb
benumb
deaden
dull
obtund
torpefy
make powerless
render powerless
prostrate
overcome
crush
overwhelm
overpower
devastate
devitalize
enfeeble
exhaust
fatigue
sap
weaken
drain
enervate
hamstring
weary
floor
tire
handicap
lay low
reduce
cripple
depress
down
drop
etiolate
fell
frazzle
knacker
level
make helpless
oppress
overmaster
overtax
overturn
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
ruin
soften
swamp
tax
undermine
waste
whack
whelm
disarm
make impotent
overthrow
poop
tire out
bring someone to their knees
defeat
destroy
drown
grind down
impair
knock down
knock over
make weary
mow
mow down
overtire
snow under
wash out
wear out
wreck
do in
knock out
bowl down
bowl over
fag out
take it out of
tucker out
bring low
jade
indispose
make feeble
make weak
bush
shatter
disempower
render infirm
disembowel
emasculate
eviscerate
exenterate
put out of action
wear to a frazzle
attenuate
blunt
encumber
extenuate
hamper
harm
hinder
hurt
injure
mar
relax
spoil
unbrace
unstrengthen
confine to bed
confine to a wheelchair
deplete
diminish
unhinge
unnerve
vitiate
sap your strength
take it out of one
invalid
hospitalise
UK
hospitalize
US
lame
wound
lay up
put on the sick list
more ❯
“Both of his legs were temporarily
paralysed
.”
Verb
▲
To make immobile
freeze
stun
transfix
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
petrify
halt
numb
stupefy
anesthetize
US
anaesthetize
UK
benumb
gorgonize
become horror-stricken
become horror-struck
render motionless
stop dead
become rooted to the spot
fascinate
hypnotise
UK
hypnotize
US
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
spellbind
bewitch
captivate
engross
enthrall
US
enthral
UK
entrance
hold
astound
enrapture
grip
rivet
enchant
palsy
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
root
stop someone dead
root to the spot
rivet the attention of
root someone to the spot
stop one dead
stop someone in their tracks
stop in one's tracks
deaden
dull
desensitise
UK
desensitize
US
daze
blunt
cauterise
UK
cauterize
US
chill
damp
dampen
drug
obtund
torpefy
deprive of sensation
frost
render insensitive
knock out
shock
cumber
hebetate
more ❯
“People are almost
paralysed
by fear and a sense of impotence.”
Verb
▲
To make immobile
disable
freeze
halt
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
cripple
stop
arrest
deactivate
disenable
incapacitate
render inoperative
bring to a halt
bring to a grinding halt
put out of action
put out of commission
bring to a standstill
hamstring
inactivate
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
prostrate
clamp
wheel-clamp
action
attenuate
batter
blunt
damage
debilitate
disarm
disqualify
enervate
enfeeble
exhaust
handicap
harm
hock
hogtie
hurt
impair
invalidate
kibosh
maim
make inoperative
mangle
mar
mutilate
muzzle
pinion
render inactive
ruin
sabotage
sap
shatter
spoil
tie
total
unbrace
undermine
unfit
unstrengthen
weaken
wreck
prevent from moving
prevent from working
knock out
render incapable
shoot down
take out
throw monkey wrench in
lame
injure
torpefy
dislimb
dismember
make lame
palsy
sideline
stifle
lay someone up
put someone out of action
jam
indispose
make powerless
make unfit
render powerless
restrict
spike
more ❯
“Massive protests outside Westminster
paralysed
the capital's roads for more than 12 hours on Thursday.”
Verb
▲
To stun or daze with fear
petrify
horrify
terrify
stun
appal
UK
frighten
scare
stupefy
transfix
alarm
amaze
astonish
astound
confound
panic
affright
dumbfound
fill with fear
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
scare witless
appall
US
benumb
chill
daze
dismay
numb
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
scare to death
spook
startle
strike terror into
frighten the life out of
scare silly
scare stiff
throw into a panic
put chill on
put the fear of God into
put the wind up
scare someone out of their wits
scare the living daylights out of
scare the pants off
scare the bejesus out of
throw into a blue funk
Verb
▲
Deprive of the ability to function normally
cripple
spoil
impair
ruin
cramp
destroy
break
damage
hamstring
vitiate
crush
hamper
impede
enfeeble
sabotage
scotch
scupper
weaken
bankrupt
blemish
bloody
compromise
crab
deface
disfigure
endamage
flaw
halt
harm
hurt
impoverish
injure
mar
wipe out
beggar
pauperize
render powerless
clean out
cross up
do for
limit
make bankrupt
make insolvent
restrict
stifle
put out of business
reduce to penury
bring to naught
disabled person
put paid to
put the kibosh on
bring someone to their knees
bring to a standstill
bring to standstill
put out of action
Verb
▲
To neutralize or subdue (an effect or quality)
kill
reduce
alleviate
check
smother
allay
assuage
cushion
ease
palliate
relieve
soothe
blunt
dampen
deaden
decrease
diminish
dull
lessen
mask
mitigate
moderate
mollify
numb
quieten
silence
stifle
subdue
suppress
temper
tranquillize
UK
tranquilize
US
weaken
abate
anesthetize
US
anaesthetize
UK
benumb
damp down
lighten
muffle
mute
placate
quell
soften
still
tone down
get rid of
take the edge off
put an end to
damp
cauterise
UK
cauterize
US
impair
chloroform
consume
depress
deprive
destroy
dim
dope
drown
etherize
exhaust
freeze
frustrate
gas
incapacitate
injure
KO
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
quiet
repress
retard
slow
stun
stupefy
tire
unnerve
knock out
lay out
put to sleep
put out of order
more ❯
Verb
▲
To fill with alarm or depression
dismay
alarm
daunt
distress
frighten
horrify
scare
upset
appal
UK
unnerve
bother
discompose
perturb
sadden
shake
shock
startle
concern
confound
discomfit
disconcert
discourage
dishearten
dispirit
disturb
unsettle
surprise
unman
dash
disappoint
discountenance
faze
panic
rattle
shake up
take aback
trouble
agitate
ail
alarum
chagrin
chill
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
derail
discomfort
disillusion
disquiet
distemper
distract
exercise
flurry
frazzle
frustrate
fuss
hagride
psych
spook
terrify
undo
unhinge
vex
worry
affright
disenchant
disgruntle
pother
abash
appall
US
bewilder
depress
dumbfound
embarrass
flummox
fluster
freak out
let down
mystify
nonplus
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
perplex
puzzle
snafu
terrorise
UK
terrorize
US
throw
throw off balance
weird out
knock sideways
fill with consternation
foul up
get to
knock for six
louse up
mess up
muck up
put off
screw up
give someone a turn
put the wind up someone
throw into a tizzy
more ❯
Verb
▲
To offend the moral feelings of
shock
appal
UK
horrify
outrage
disgust
offend
revolt
stun
nauseate
scandalise
UK
scandalize
US
sicken
agitate
astound
disquiet
jolt
rock
stagger
traumatise
UK
traumatize
US
unsettle
amaze
astonish
disconcert
repel
shake
startle
surprise
upset
distress
disturb
dumbfound
floor
bewilder
daze
discompose
displease
perturb
provoke
stupefy
throw
unnerve
appall
US
dismay
dumfound
flabbergast
jar
abash
anger
antagonise
UK
antagonize
US
overcome
overwhelm
awe
devastate
electrify
insult
numb
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
thunderstrike
bowl over
give offence to
shake up
take aback
gross out
knock out
raise someone's eyebrows
throw a curve
completely surprise
knock for six
set someone back on their heels
shake out of your complacency
give a turn
give someone a turn
hit like ton of bricks
take the wind out of your sails
overpower
blind
confound
confuse
nonplus
dazzle
flummox
perplex
befog
benumb
addle
baffle
befuddle
bemuse
blur
disorder
distract
dizzy
fuddle
knock sideways
muddle
mystify
petrify
puzzle
blow away
mix up
knock the stuffing out of
hit like a ton of bricks
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