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paretic

  • a word derived from paresis.
    paresis
    noun
    partial motor paralysis.
  • a word derived from paresis.
    paresis
    noun
    partial motor paralysis.

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In three Illinois insane asylums 37 women and 35 men paretic inmates were held firmly down on their cots.

From Time Magazine Archive

A paretic patient can never be completely cured.

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To the marshal who served him at his walled Palm Island, Fla. estate, paretic Al pouted: "This won't make me feel very good."

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Public Enemy No. 1, for years a mentally incompetent paretic; following a stroke and pneumonia; at his palatial villa near Miami Beach.

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The Algerines were now sweeping with their paretic crafts the Mediterranean, exacting tribute from all Christian powers.

From Napoleon Bonaparte by John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott

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