palsied

adjective
pal·​sied | \ ˈpȯl-zēd How to pronounce palsied (audio) \

Definition of palsied

: affected with or as if with palsy

Examples of palsied in a Sentence

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His visitors encountered a palsied, toothless, half-blind figure, unable to rise from his favorite armchair to greet them. Richard Norton Smith, WSJ, "‘The Problem of Democracy’ Review: Cicero & Son; or, a Party of Two," 12 Apr. 2019 In some countries, key public service industries are nationalized; in others, they are strictly regulated in a way that goes well beyond our palsied agencies. John B. Judis, New Republic, "The Socialism America Needs Now," 24 Aug. 2017

First Known Use of palsied

1550, in the meaning defined above

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palsied

adjective
pal·​sied | \ ˈpȯl-zēd How to pronounce palsied (audio) \

Medical Definition of palsied

: affected with palsy