What are the antonyms for PARALYSIS?
- bulge, activity, increase, recovery, hopefulness, motility, busyness, protuberance, rise, liveliness, surge, success, life, convexity, encouragement, sensation, action, cheerfulness, mobility, moving, calm, animation, happiness, hope.
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Synonyms for PARALYSIS
- retrenchment,
- inanition,
- break,
- disable,
- convulsion,
- do-nothing policy,
- Paralyses,
- deterioration,
- orchotomy,
- motionlessness,
- feebleness,
- ankylosis,
- hemorrhage,
- inactivity,
- shock,
- prevention,
- sneezing,
- debility,
- maim,
- upset stomach,
- suspension,
- frail,
- bust,
- abscess,
- dullness,
- reposefulness,
- oscitancy,
- crippled,
- check,
- occlude,
- lassitude,
- anaesthesia,
- orchiotomy,
- deaden,
- pruritus,
- growth,
- pacifism,
- stillness,
- immobility,
- big trouble,
- embarrass,
- dropsy,
- overproduction,
- helplessness,
- immobilization,
- procrastination,
- hypertension,
- disease,
- chill,
- rheum,
- ensnare,
- stagflation,
- policy,
- vomiting,
- lifelessness,
- delicacy,
- decay,
- asthma,
- Paralyzation,
- passivity,
- rainy days,
- stasis,
- helpless,
- infantile paralysis,
- unresponsiveness,
- cyanosis,
- necrosis,
- paresis,
- proscription,
- itching,
- wasting,
- nonparticipation,
- sloth,
- flux,
- hypotension,
- collapse,
- recession,
- paralyze,
- cessation,
- bad times,
- anemia,
- deflations,
- impotent,
- impede,
- constipation,
- stagnancy,
- powerless,
- immobilise,
- inflation,
- lumbago,
- dyspnea,
- Obstupefaction,
- dysentery,
- torpidity,
- retardation,
- slowness,
- slump,
- slide,
- sleep,
- rash,
- hard time,
- passivism,
- lug,
- apathy,
- Incapacitation,
- fatigue,
- Chills,
- crisis,
- deflect,
- incapacitate,
- paralyse,
- Sideration,
- muffle,
- nervous exhaustion,
- anoxia,
- tabes,
- frustration,
- arrest,
- backache,
- vertigo,
- inflammation,
- standstill,
- feeble,
- bleeding,
- discouragement,
- languor,
- standpattism,
- Inanimation,
- indolence,
- disabled,
- bankruptcy,
- catalepsy,
- obstruct,
- laissez faire,
- disqualify,
- seizure,
- indigestion,
- exhaustion,
- breakdown,
- quiescence,
- marasmus,
- hemiplegia,
- waiting game,
- atrophy,
- vegetation,
- depression,
- apnea,
- Do-nothingism,
- polio,
- passiveness,
- passive resistance,
- obstruction,
- nonviolence,
- loss of motion,
- insensitivity,
- paraplegia,
- interruption,
- Fainting,
- sore,
- anesthesia,
- idleness,
- dislocation,
- asphyxiation,
- akinesia,
- hibernation,
- jaundice,
- nonviolent resistance,
- prostration,
- stupefaction,
- petrify,
- tumour,
- dizziness,
- handicap,
- consumption,
- invalidation,
- the blind,
- dyspepsia,
- drowsiness,
- noninvolvement,
- tumor,
- inhibition,
- neutralism,
- syncope,
- sabotage,
- ataxia,
- poliomyelitis,
- quell,
- cachexy,
- suspend,
- sclerosis,
- catatonia,
- trauma,
- accessible,
- Developmental Disability,
- panic,
- quietism,
- paraesthesia,
- watching and waiting,
- weariness,
- laziness,
- spasm,
- dormancy,
- stupor,
- disablement,
- dysfunction,
- Deliquium,
- insensibility,
- colic,
- emasculation,
- insomnia,
- meditation,
- lethargy,
- downturn,
- drop,
- crash,
- immobilize,
- cachexia,
- nausea,
- stroke,
- coughing,
- disarm,
- palsy,
- bear market,
- ague,
- sag,
- contemplation,
- Low Blood Pressure,
- Do-nothingness,
- numbness,
- unemployment,
- hydrops,
- emaciation,
- gird,
- suspended animation,
- inaction,
- stagnation,
- inertia,
- torpor,
- stalemate,
- Challenged,
- apoplexy,
- deadness,
- trance,
- Palsies,
- high blood pressure,
- retrenchments,
- coma,
- tachycardia,
- nonresistance,
- dumb,
- disability,
- Vegetative State,
- edema,
- deflation,
- fibrillation,
- loss of sensation,
- stoppage,
- sluggishness,
- weakness,
- anaemia,
- over-production,
- pain,
- hard times,
- diplegia,
- failure,
- enervation,
- icterus,
- neutrality,
- skin eruption,
- inertness,
- listlessness,
- Diarrhea,
- fever,
- Cataplexy,
- obtuseness,
- decline,
- bottom out.
Usage Examples for PARALYSIS
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For several years after this he experienced the acutest misery, and his will suffered an entire paralysis. - "Brief History of English and American Literature" by Henry A. Beers
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They found the village in total paralysis of all natural activities. - "Son of Power" by Will Levington Comfort and Zamin Ki Dost
