palesy (Meaning)
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palesy (n.)
Palsy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of palesy
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
palesy Sentence Examples
- The palsy withered his arm, leaving it useless and lifeless.
- The infant's facial muscles were affected by the congenital palsy, causing difficulty with feeding and speaking.
- The paralyzing agent delivered by the assassin's dart sent the victim into a state of temporary palsy.
- The harsh chemicals damaged the nerve, leading to a permanent palsy in the patient's hand.
- The tremors and weakness caused by the palsy made it challenging for the elderly woman to perform daily tasks.
- The stroke left the man with a partial palsy on his right side, impairing his mobility and fine motor skills.
- The palsy in his vocal cords prevented him from communicating effectively, requiring the use of a speech synthesizer.
- The diagnosis of palsy was devastating news, as it signified a severe and potentially debilitating condition.
- The paralysis caused by the palsy was not total, but it still interfered with the victim's ability to walk and move freely.
- The palsy affected both the motor and sensory functions of the patient's leg, making it sensitive and painful to touch.
FAQs About the word palesy
Palsy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The palsy withered his arm, leaving it useless and lifeless.
The infant's facial muscles were affected by the congenital palsy, causing difficulty with feeding and speaking.
The paralyzing agent delivered by the assassin's dart sent the victim into a state of temporary palsy.
The harsh chemicals damaged the nerve, leading to a permanent palsy in the patient's hand.
