Pronunciation: /ˈpɔlzi/
noun a condition characterized by uncontrollable tremors or shaking of the body due to damage to the nervous system
A1 My cousin has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair to get around.
A2 The doctor diagnosed the patient with Bell's palsy, causing temporary facial paralysis.
B1 After the accident, he developed a mild form of palsy in his hand, making it difficult to grip objects.
B2 The musician's career was cut short due to a severe case of musician's palsy, affecting his ability to play the piano.
C1 The neurologist specializes in treating patients with various types of palsy, including spastic and ataxic forms.
C2 The research study focused on the genetic factors that contribute to the development of certain types of palsy in children.
formal Cerebral palsy is a neurological disorder that affects muscle movement and coordination.
informal My cousin has cerebral palsy, but he doesn't let it stop him from living life to the fullest.
slang I can't believe how palsy my hand feels after writing all those notes.
figurative The company's financial palsy was evident in their quarterly report.
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