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To seriously damage something so that it cannot function normally or effectively.

To cause a person or part of their body to lose the ability to move or feel, usually because of injury, illness, or a medical condition.

To stop an organization, system, or process from working or making progress, especially by causing serious disruption.

To make someone unable to think clearly or take action, especially because of fear, shock, anxiety, or indecision.

To make someone unable to act, decide, or respond normally, often because of shock, anxiety, or uncertainty.

To cause someone or part of the body to lose the ability to move, and sometimes to lose feeling, especially because of illness, injury, or a drug.

To make someone suddenly unable to move or speak because of intense fear, shock, or distress.

To stop a place, service, or organization from functioning normally, so that activity cannot continue.

To make someone or something extremely weak, helpless, or unable to act, especially through illness, disaster, or great trouble.

To frighten someone so much that they cannot move, speak, or think clearly for a moment.

To hinder the development or effectiveness of something, so that it cannot work well or progress as intended.

To hold someone’s attention so strongly—through shock, fear, awe, or fascination—that they become motionless or unable to look away.

To cause serious disorder, breakdown, or change in the normal structure or functioning of a system, organization, or environment.

To cause someone, or sometimes an animal or machine, to be unable to move, work, or function normally, especially because of serious injury or damage.