Synonyms for paralyzed
par·a·lyzed

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1. paralytic, paralyzedadjective

   affected with paralysis

   Synonyms:
   paralytical, paralytic

   Antonyms:
   well

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1. choke (verb)

   to stop something from being done

   the assistants were all choked on the extra assignment the boss had given them

   Submitted by erhnice on July 28, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "paralyzed":

   paralysed, crippled, hamstrung, paralytic, numb, stalled, immobilized

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1. Phil Scott:

   As I’ve said continually over the last two years, if the Governor’s single-payer plan places another burden on already overtaxed Vermonters, we simply cannot afford it, our State cannot afford a $2.6 billion bill, and Vermont cannot afford to continue down this path of uncertainty. We’ve already spent far too much money exploring this idea, and the discussion has paralyzed our business community.

2. Vicki Gardner:

   I was waiting for him to shoot me in the head. When he shot me in the back, I said, ‘I’m going to be paralyzed,’ and then I waited, it goes real quick. Your world goes in front of you, and it did, real fast, and I said, ‘I’m ready.’.

3. Abidemi Bolu Ajiboye:

   This is an exponentially harder problem, our study is the first in the world, to my knowledge, to take someone paralyzed and give him the ability to both reach and grasp objects... so that he can regain the ability to perform functional activities of daily living.

4. The GoFundMe page:

   Thanks to the miracle of modern science he has pulled through, but is still in a very fragile state, his right arm has been paralyzed and at this moment, has limited use of his hands and legs. In addition, he’s dealing with respiratory issues that demand constant care.

5. Ayodele Odusola:

   If you look at Guinea, almost 85 percent of the potato trade with Sierra Leone is done by women, but because of the border closure, this activity was completely paralyzed, in Liberia (the impact of Ebola) crudely translates to families not being able to put any food on the table for a minimum of 15 days every year for the next three years.