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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 be, or to make, immobile or unable to move
To disable or bring something to a halt
To be immobilized through fear or shock
To be detrimental to
To neutralize or subdue (an effect or quality)
To offend the moral feelings of
To hold one's attention (with something fascinating)
To stagnate or prevent from further development
To make ineligible, as for entry to an examination
To remove the fuse from (a bomb), making it safe
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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
paralyze
US
weaken
prostrate
enfeeble
devitalize
cripple
sap
blunt
tire
exhaust
enervate
indispose
fatigue
knock out
drain
impair
etiolate
waste
soften
undermine
knacker
wear out
lay low
do in
weary
put out of action
unnerve
shatter
make weak
make feeble
desensitize
US
stun
dampen
stupefy
anaesthetize
UK
daze
anesthetize
US
hamstring
frazzle
reduce
poop
desensitise
UK
render insensitive
wash out
freeze
take it out of
chill
cauterize
US
damp
sedate
diminish
tranquilize
US
tax
handicap
overtire
overtax
injure
hurt
drug
depress
cauterise
UK
attenuate
emasculate
whack
deplete
jade
dullen
tranquillize
UK
tire out
eviscerate
render infirm
wear to a frazzle
hobble
shock
suppress
hebetate
cumber
unhinge
retard
repress
stifle
vitiate
narcotize
stultify
hospitalize
US
lame
sap your strength
clip one's wings
bush
encumber
hamper
hinder
mar
harm
extenuate
wound
disempower
unstrengthen
destroy
disembowel
exenterate
confine to bed
confine to a wheelchair
petrify
invalid
lay up
hospitalise
UK
deprive of sensation
put on the sick list
make insensitive
ruin
disarm
wreck
overthrow
mow
defeat
tucker out
bring someone to their knees
make weary
make helpless
make impotent
bring low
more ❯
“Both of his legs were temporarily
paralysed
.”
Verb
▲
To be, or to make, immobile or unable to move
freeze
stun
transfix
immobilise
UK
immobilize
US
halt
numb
stupefy
anesthetize
US
anaesthetize
UK
benumb
gorgonize
palsy
render motionless
stop dead
become rooted to the spot
paralyze
US
root to the spot
stop someone in their tracks
stop in your tracks
stop
stand stock still
go rigid
stand still
stop suddenly
become motionless
become paralysed
“People are almost
paralysed
by fear and a sense of impotence.”
Verb
▲
To disable or bring something to a halt
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
paralyze
US
hamstring
prostrate
jam
make inoperative
seize
become unable to move
grind to a halt
become stuck
seize up
become immobilized
disarm
inactivate
kibosh
impair
debilitate
render inactive
prevent from working
throw monkey wrench in
bring to a screeching halt
render incapable
take out
knock out
prevent from moving
unplug
scupper
idle
turn off
render inoperable
more ❯
“Massive protests outside Westminster
paralysed
the capital's roads for more than 12 hours on Thursday.”
Verb
▲
To be immobilized through fear or shock
horrify
alarm
frighten
scare
appall
US
appal
UK
terrify
startle
panic
affright
chill
spook
stun
petrify
become horror-stricken
become horror-struck
paralyze
US
unnerve
demoralize
US
undo
unman
demoralise
UK
emasculate
unstring
dismay
dishearten
daunt
dispirit
discourage
terrorize
US
alarum
shock
scare witless
frustrate
fill with fear
scare to death
strike terror into
scare stiff
terrorise
UK
frighten the life out of
throw into a panic
scare the pants off
scare someone out of their wits
put the wind up
put the fear of God into
scare the living daylights out of
scare the bejesus out of
throw into a blue funk
set back
put someone off their stroke
undermine one's confidence
sap the confidence of
scarify
intimidate
fright
freeze
stupefy
frighten to death
awe
paralyse with fear
fill with terror
frighten the living daylights out of
make one's blood run cold
scare the life out of
send into a cold sweat
frighten someone out of their wits
make one's hair stand on end
strike fear into
frighten out of your wits
give someone goose pimples
scare the pants off of
make someone shake in their shoes
make one's flesh creep
give one the creeps
scare the hell out of
scare silly
put chill on
upset
disturb
perturb
distress
worry
bother
agitate
unsettle
discompose
disquiet
disconcert
trouble
concern
rattle
fluster
depress
discomfort
flurry
distract
ail
faze
fuss
unhinge
distemper
shake
sadden
vex
frazzle
confound
discomfit
perplex
throw
bewilder
exercise
hagride
nonplus
derail
abash
dash
dumbfound
disappoint
surprise
discountenance
chagrin
embarrass
flummox
puzzle
disillusion
mystify
disenchant
disgruntle
psych
pother
take aback
shake up
freak out
get to
give a turn
throw into a tizzy
put off
throw off balance
mess up
let down
weird out
knock for six
foul up
screw up
knock sideways
fill with consternation
cow
bully
browbeat
torment
ruffle
deter
consternate
scare off
hector
subdue
menace
overawe
plague
give someone the heebie-jeebies
confuse
scare away
chill to the bone
make jump
make someone jump out of their skin
curdle the blood
psych out
make teeth chatter
pressurize
US
harass
tyrannize
US
bulldoze
persecute
threaten
astound
jolt
repel
harry
stiff
disburb
make nervous
pressurise
UK
tyrannise
UK
make someone's hair stand on end
chill someone's blood
make someone's blood run cold
give someone a fright
make someone's hair curl
chill to the marrow
strike terror in
freeze your blood
get the wind up
inspire panic in
throw into a fright
push around
floor
silly
oppress
knock for a loop
freak
frighten off
scare the daylights out of
overwhelm
make afraid
make fearful
stampede
send chills down the spine of
haunt
make anxious
make uneasy
make someone jump out of his skin
make flesh crawl
baffle
destabilize
US
unbalance
throw into a tizz
flabbergast
buffalo
spring
stagger
blind
destabilise
UK
throw into disarray
impress
give someone a jolt
give a shock
spring on
fill with panic
blind someone with something
pull the rug from under
put off one's stroke
pull the rug out from under
take your breath away
annoy
coerce
bug
pester
irritate
dragoon
irk
domineer
badger
bullyrag
whip around
issue threats to
scare hell out of
utter threats to
pick on
put heat on
lean on
pressure
bedevil
blackjack
railroad
tease
afflict
bogart
bait
scare someone half to death
pursue
beset
steamroller
mistreat
discommode
dominate
chivvy
heckle
roust
strong-arm
molest
accost
mau-mau
push about
use strong-arm tactics on
ride roughshod over
more ❯
“People are almost
paralysed
by fear and a sense of impotence.”
Verb
▲
To be detrimental to
cripple
spoil
impair
ruin
cramp
damage
hamstring
vitiate
crush
hamper
impede
enfeeble
harm
hurt
mar
paralyze
US
sabotage
scotch
scupper
weaken
bankrupt
blemish
bloody
compromise
flaw
restrict
endamage
injure
limit
stifle
cross up
rain on someone's parade
break
destroy
deface
disfigure
wreck
undermine
crab
blight
smash
tarnish
ravage
mangle
devastate
disable
demolish
hinder
shatter
total
wound
foul up
mess up
subvert
annihilate
trash
mutilate
incapacitate
maim
upset
diminish
threaten
vandalize
US
debase
undo
defile
taint
bruise
reduce
put the kibosh on
sap
queer
debilitate
disrupt
thwart
vandalise
UK
batter
louse up
foil
quash
corrupt
deform
screw up
scar
prejudice
impoverish
muck up
torpedo
invalidate
blot
disfeature
shake up
play havoc with
distort
dent
frustrate
obliterate
overcome
suppress
scathe
jeopardize
US
extinguish
decimate
enervate
destabilize
US
blow
pollute
desecrate
crool
sully
shake
botch
subdue
defeat
wreak havoc on
wear away
corrode
dismantle
jeopardise
UK
rough up
raze
destabilise
UK
scratch
attack
make a mess of
dash
smash up
afflict
stymie
infect
eradicate
contaminate
overwhelm
deteriorate
devalue
abuse
obstruct
interfere with
erode
lessen
blast
despoil
decrease
desolate
break up
wrench
uglify
blunt
stain
devaluate
demoralize
US
ding
tweak
do damage to
scorch
tear
subjugate
make useless
gut
emasculate
vanquish
overpower
shrink
mangulate
be detrimental to
do for
disqualify
crack
demoralise
UK
blow a hole in
wrack
neutralize
US
bring to naught
take out
eat away
contort
burn
knock
take apart
balls up
attenuate
dilapidate
skin
cause detriment to
neutralise
UK
bring down
water down
whittle away
put at risk
put out of action
put out of commission
take the edge off
do in
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
throw a spanner in the works
traumatize
US
molest
interrupt
terminate
nullify
dispatch
endanger
traumatise
UK
annoy
prevent
end
eliminate
depress
devitalize
imperil
annul
tag
consume
block
quell
abolish
shock
inconvenience
wither
bollix
kill
whittle
misshape
bodge
disfashion
abort
detract from
bend
detract
warp
break down
cow
make unattractive
do harm to
intrude on
be a blot on the landscape
twist
be prejudicial to
be disadvantageous to
bust
make ugly
put a damper on
throw a monkey wrench into
cost
be deleterious to
demote
affect
disrate
repress
sap the strength of
cause the loss of
cause the sacrifice of
result in damage to
lead to the end of
result in harm to
maul
tame
cheapen
trouble
knacker
worsen
impact
touch
rout
pique
aggrieve
foul
grieve
cut
torture
pain
wax
torment
distress
sting
unfit
strike
perturb
influence
crumple
crash
mash
dominate
draw blood
cut up
do mischief to
hack up
lose strength
tear apart
occur
prevail
smirch
contract
bring to ruin
poison
lacerate
maltreat
split
rot
disintegrate
dirty
discolour
UK
gnaw
wrong
rust
discolor
US
pulverize
US
cream
nuke
waste
topple
bleach
fade
stab
impinge
bring someone to their knees
shipwreck
vaporize
US
overthrow
cause injury
bang up
tamper with
lower
dilute
keep down
bear down
master
conquer
beat down
disempower
impact on
prevail over
impinge upon
efface
leave in ruins
tear down
rub out
write off
vaporise
UK
dash to pieces
run onto the rocks
damage beyond repair
reduce to rubble
pile up
pull down
crack up
tear up
wrack up
pulverise
UK
mine
dig
soften
tunnel
sandbag
wear
challenge
strike down
spread to
strike at
play merry hell with
deactivate
defuse
unbuild
squelch
drive a nail into the coffin of
crimp
craze
take hold of
drag through the mud
dig out
hollow out
exert influence on
have an effect on
have an impact on
clip one's wings
chip away at
queer the pitch of
knock the bottom out of
poke full of holes
constrict
adulterate
deflate
temper
mitigate
assuage
rarefy
extenuate
lighten
dissipate
calm
thin
abate
soothe
offset
put an end to
cancel out
work against
render ineffective
disband
deescalate
remove the fuse from
prostrate
render defenseless
strip
make safe
occupy
make harmless
unarm
disarm
pillage
plunder
sack
depredate
spoliate
nix
banjax
euchre
cruel
squash
more ❯
Verb
▲
To neutralize or subdue (an effect or quality)
kill
reduce
alleviate
check
smother
allay
assuage
cushion
ease
palliate
paralyze
US
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
blanket
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
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
hit like ton of bricks
take the wind out of your sails
make someone's blood run cold
confound
confuse
overpower
surprize
bemuse
petrify
hit
blow away
muddle
fog
knock sideways
strike dumb
bring around
knock over
take your breath away
put out of action
hit like a ton of bricks
nonplus
take by surprise
stop someone in their tracks
leave open-mouthed
knock the stuffing out of
perplex
alarm
knock for a loop
leave aghast
shatter
render speechless
faze
puzzle
crush
blow your mind
dazzle
affect
boggle
throw off balance
affront
impress
catch off balance
touch
rattle
move
flummox
benumb
spring on
boggle the mind
harrow
baffle
repulse
distress greatly
stump
strike
bother
make one's hair stand on end
discomfit
reluct
consternate
greatly upset
put off
turn off
afflict
be repugnant to
put one away
turn stomach
make sick
knock over with feather
demoralize
US
put the wind up
bedaze
demoralise
UK
pother
poleax
galvanize
US
overawe
gobsmack
befuddle
galvanise
UK
delight
make someone's hair stand on end
disorientate
disorient
stir up
stir
raise eyebrows amongst
cause raised eyebrows
fill with wonder
fill with amazement
besot
cause wonder
make speechless
put away
throw a curveball
befog
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
annoy
strike with awe
addle
distract
dizzy
irk
break someone's heart
throw into a tizzy
spellbind
dishearten
chagrin
give a shock
throw for a loop
knock senseless
oppress
swamp
whelm
prostrate
overmaster
worry
trouble
dissatisfy
scare
daunt
fluster
frighten
disenchant
leave speechless
abominate
snow under
grind down
intimidate
offend morals of
make emotional
knock your socks off
knock down with a feather
sweep someone off their feet
fill with loathing
unstring
hit for six
do in
mystify
get to
discombobulate
fox
knock props out
pain
crawl
wilder
mess with someone's head
do someone's head in
make waves
buffalo
hurt
be offensive to
make someone feel sick
be repulsive to
make shudder
gravel
maze
pose
obfuscate
cause offence to
conquer
make one's flesh creep
make flesh crawl
give you the creeps
be all Greek to
bring up short
make someone scratch their head
cause to be at a stand
affect badly
unhinge
disorder
disadvantage
make someone suffer
derange
turn
impact on
impinge on
knock back
leave a mark
make an impact
leave a mark on
make someone feel nauseous
make your gorge rise
make someone want to throw up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To hold one's attention (with something fascinating)
transfix
fascinate
captivate
enthrall
US
enthral
UK
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
bewitch
spellbind
enchant
grip
entrance
rivet
enrapture
engross
hypnotise
UK
hypnotize
US
hold
stun
petrify
astound
stupefy
gorgonize
paralyze
US
root
rivet the attention of
charm
beguile
absorb
arrest
delight
bedazzle
allure
dazzle
intrigue
magnetize
US
hold spellbound
enamor
please
magnetise
UK
ensnare
wile
rapture
involve
grab
wow
catch up
attract
ravish
thrill
draw
divert
entertain
transport
witch
engage
entice
occupy
interest
tickle pink
bemuse
amuse
enwrap
enamour
busy
immerse
knock dead
knock out
lure
hold in awe
win
titillate
seduce
hook
preoccupy
kill
compel
pique
enslave
carry away
win over
excite
impress
tantalize
US
overwhelm
infatuate
gladden
affect
gratify
distract
delectate
tantalise
UK
subdue
appeal to
put under a spell
slay
subjugate
take
turn on
bowl over
tickle
sweep off feet
catch
ensorcell
satisfy
strike
fix
fixate
monopolize
US
fill
be unable to take one's eyes off
subject
influence
root to the spot
tickle your fancy
have an impact on
obsess
engulf
monopolise
UK
hold your attention
own
grab the attention of
hold the attention of
make happy
voodoo
scintillate
forspeak
capture
bedevil
vamp
send
trick
control
awe
make a hit with
put the whammy on
put under magic spell
put horns on
cast a spell on
tickle to death
get under your skin
tempt
arouse
invite
stir
stimulate
intoxicate
provoke
overpower
attach
appeal
kindle
animate
fire
interest greatly
pull
amaze
move
overcome
touch
stagger
woo
inveigle
astonish
induce
dumbfound
blow away
overawe
floor
lead on
take your breath away
cheer
exhilarate
solace
rap
persuade
regale
elate
inspire
bait
daze
float someone's boat
catch the eye of
rouse
electrify
inflame
overjoy
employ
decoy
disport
razzle-dazzle
betray
bewilder
rope in
solicit
court
be of interest to
beckon
steer
take up
bring in
pull in
give pleasure to
light someone's fire
whet the appetite of
sweep someone off their feet
suck in
content
seize
gain
capture your imagination
coax
mislead
tease
snare
cajole
pleasure
trance
delude
concern
catch hold of
strike dumb
recreate
elevate
quicken
consume
soak
rejoice
indulge
humour
UK
humor
US
send into raptures
enliven
relax
arouse curiosity
catch your eye
groove
arride
draw attention
make your mouth water
fracture
be attractive to
take aback
leave speechless
be a hit with
go over big
turn someone on
hit the spot
come on
be the ticket
give someone a kick
keep busy
give a buzz
please greatly
tie up
maintain
keep
sweep sombeody off his/her feet
blind
bind
be interesting to
perk up
wrap up
matter to
envelop
endear
spark
prompt
agitate
bury
psych
keep alive
keep up
keep amused
fill with delight
elicit
send into transports
turn one's head
charge
galvanize
US
incline
score
jubilate
glory
exult
tickle the fancy of
secure
get
obtain
hog
corner
assimilate
apply
waken
whet
attend
call
comfort
inspirit
ecstasize
pick up
psych out
blow your mind
engage one's attention
sit up
whet one's appetite
panic
give someone a charge
give great pleasure to
do one's heart good
give joy to
lead
surprise
grapple
palpate
freak out
glitz
crack up
make merry
stir up
arouse the curiosity of
train
rope
drag
hit on
draw in
be concerned with
be active with
take someone's fancy
whet someone's appetite
become lost
sew up
up on
be hung
bring forth
call forth
argue into
bring around
galvanise
UK
pump up
put 'em away
get one's jollies
break one up
knock 'em dead
be a source of fascination to
engage someone's attention
exert a pull on
exert influence on
throw yourself into
get lost in
lose oneself in
absorb yourself in
get going
get someone going
give someone a thrill
do it for someone
entrap
turn someone's head
switch on
deceive
trap
wheedle
befool
besot
indicate
bid
sign
summon
demand
ask
command
flirt with
dangle a carrot in front of
lead up garden path
toll
con
mousetrap
tout
lead astray
shill
keep hanging
party
refresh
nurture
have a get-together
laugh it up
treat to
toss a party
give a party
keep someone hanging on
make a fool of
sweep you off your feet
hearten
uplift
fulfill
US
warm
fulfil
UK
suit
glad
cheer up
brighten up
do someone's heart good
give someone pleasure
buck up
make someone feel good
buoy up
bring joy to
give a lift
agree with
warm the cockles of the heart
make content
get one's kicks
more ❯
Verb
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To stagnate or prevent from further development
ossify
stagnate
paralyze
US
cease developing
become unprogressive
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To make ineligible, as for entry to an examination
disqualify
ban
prohibit
debar
forbid
bar
disentitle
exclude
preclude
unfit
block
interdict
disable
incapacitate
invalidate
bate
disenable
disfranchise
eighty-six
eliminate
except
impair
nix
paralyze
US
rule out
suspend
weaken
declare ineligible
not make the cut
prevent
stop
blackball
veto
restrain
inhibit
black
put a stop to
proscribe
disallow
outlaw
embargo
boycott
enjoin
restrict
criminalize
US
banish
halt
illegalize
suppress
penalize
US
penalise
UK
criminalise
UK
pass by
place an embargo on
officially forbid
make illegal
put an end to
pass up
ice out
close down
declare illegal
declare incapable
reject
hinder
disfellowship
shut out
impede
close out
deprive
deny
keep out
expel
count out
refuse
lock out
freeze out
check
say no to
estop
obviate
forestall
refuse entrance to
refuse admission to
interrupt
deter
ward
discontinue
forfend
cease
quit
stand in the way of
leave out in the cold
give the cold shoulder to
make it impracticable for
make impossible
make it impossible for
make impracticable
obstruct
thwart
hamper
dismiss
counteract
taboo
give the thumbs down to
ward off
ignore
hamstring
stymie
exile
cancel
quash
cripple
turn down
crimp
arrest
negate
give the red light to
put the kibosh on
omit
limit
curb
ostracize
US
blacklist
disclude
decline
avert
negative
repudiate
retard
dissuade from
hold back
circumvent
discount
ostracise
UK
kill
overrule
defeat
rebuff
nullify
disapprove
encumber
slow
contravene
interfere with
disrupt
handicap
cut off
stonewall
slow down
put an embargo on
set aside
censor
squash
throw out
factor out
leave out
thumbs down
declare null and void
pass on
put down
foreclose
plug
constrain
destroy
overlook
discard
override
avoid
head off
stave off
forbid to
oppose
vote against
place injunction on
place an injunction on
abolish
revoke
recant
freeze
disown
overturn
countermand
reverse
snub
shut off
disclaim
abjure
disavow
prevent the occurrence of
shut out of
consider undesirable
throw
keep back
zing
disacknowledge
put paid to
close one's doors to
not consider
forget about
fail to include
not include
refuse to employ
steer clear of
hit list
declare taboo
shut down
say no
put on hit list
put the chill on
down
rule against
pass
cut
dissent
shoot down
discountenance
censure
burn
withhold
give thumbs down
not go for
throw away
refuse permission to
repulse
reprobate
begrudge
foil
knock back
baffle
counter
spoil
disappoint
give the brush-off to
dash
scotch
crush
baulk
UK
balk
US
derail
confront
snooker
fetter
stifle
discomfit
hobble
neutralize
US
beat
checkmate
crool
foul up
scupper
banjax
render null and void
cramp one's style
hang up
overcome
stump
hold up
lick
screw up
ruin
frustrate
upset the applecart
conquer
put a brake on
cramp
nip in the bud
do for
dash one's hope
neutralise
UK
give the run around
put the lid on
annul
outwit
remove
disbar
sideline
occlude
cut out
pass over
more ❯
Verb
▲
To remove the fuse from (a bomb), making it safe
disarm
deactivate
defuse
disable
cripple
debilitate
deescalate
disband
disqualify
incapacitate
invalidate
make safe
neutralise
UK
neutralize
US
occupy
paralyze
US
prostrate
skin
strip
subdue
subjugate
unarm
weaken
make harmless
remove the fuse from
render defenseless
put out of action
disengage
disconnect
cut
stop
inactivate
kill
turn off
shut off
switch off
shut down
make inactive
render inoperative
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