0 to cause a person, animal, or part of the body to lose the ability to move or feel: --
1 to cause a person, group, or organization to stop working: --
The fuel protesters have threatened to try to paralyse the country again on November 13.
Surprisingly, mutants survived until three weeks, although progressively paralysed.
One man is paralysed and his crops suffer, another is left in place, because he holds the sheikh's favour.
Moreover, the state was paralysed by a massive government employee strike.
The parasites would paralyse and perhaps feed on a proportion of the larvae, but did not oviposit on them.
Prompted by worsening acidosis, she was paralysed and ventilated.
The degree to which political control of the press was paralysed illustrates the fact that censors themselves claimed some limitation of the role of censorship.
We had observed on occasions that rapid decomposition occurred in larvae which had been paralysed by the parasite preparatory to oviposition thereon in breeding compartments.
Seemingly paralysed and unprepared, the regency bowed to the inevitable dismissal, and were spared any reprisals.
