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Meanings of paralyze in English
Usage of paralyze in English
1
These concerns continued to paralyze the administration as other opportunities came along.
2
But I can't allow worrying about the possibility to paralyze us, either.
3
It's a very effective way to paralyze people, not to disperse them.
4
Tells how the scramble for money can propel legislation or paralyze it.
5
I should paralyze the work of the place if I were resident.
6
But fear would never paralyze him, as it might have done before.
7
To paralyze the band, this master intelligence must be neutralized by death.
8
True love does not paralyze, but doubles the high qualities of man.
9
To-morrow we'll put a team into the field that will paralyze Rockland.
10
This spectacle seemed to paralyze them, overcome them with a fatal fascination.
11
I gave him a shot big enough to paralyze a bull alligator.
12
His words, his tones, his glance simply paralyze her-notfiguratively, but positively.
13
Her neck was still fragile; a fall could paralyze her for life.
14
They paralyze the spider first, then lay their eggs on the body.
15
Perhaps he sought to paralyze him into inactivity, or to divide his forces.
16
And we all have fear, but you can't let that fear paralyze you.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common