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Meanings of paralytic in English
Portuguese
paralítico Synonyms
Examples for "dysfunction"
Examples for "dysfunction"
1
However, the individual components of attention responsible for this dysfunction are unclear.
2
And the reality dysfunction ability has proved inordinately useful over the years.
3
Yet that comparison actually reveals the deeper issues underpinning today's political dysfunction.
4
However, cognitive dysfunction appears even when the patients are receiving L-DOPA treatment.
5
However, the molecular mechanism responsible for NMDA-induced β-cell dysfunction remains largely obscure.
1
Mr. GRAUNT affirmed, that he knew two gentlemen, great drinkers of coffee, very paralytical.
2
"After amassing a considerable fortune he died, sir, of a paralytical stroke, upon the 12th of November last."
Usage of paralytic in English
1
Clerambault looked at the brave calm eyes of the paralytic, and said:
2
M. de Chateaubriand, at the beginning of 1847, was a paralytic; Mme.
3
The Constable had stopped in his tracks like a man struck paralytic.
4
The two escorts were by this time well nigh paralytic with laughter.
5
He will have a paralytic stroke, murmured the senators to one another.
6
And that reminds me that Whiskers-on-the-moon had a paralytic stroke last night.
7
The old gentleman was a partial paralytic, whimsical, and not especially sociable.
8
James sat staring at the tape like a paralytic staring at death.
9
He had suffered from a paralytic stroke, and he scarcely recognized us.
10
The detective's words seemed to have the effect of a paralytic shock.
11
No doubt, something in the paralytic's case determined Christ's method with him.
12
He smiled, opened his mouth, and a paralytic croak issued from him.
13
Here is a hospital-allmanner of sick; the paralytic, the fever-stricken, the consumptive.
14
Be not alarmed, reader; it was not paralytic in its nature.
15
Twenty-eight days after transplantation, the patient developed mild abdominal pain and paralytic ileus.
16
Neither the bearers nor the paralytic speak a word throughout the whole incident.
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Paralytic through the time
Paralytic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common