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n. - A condition marked by uncontrollable tremor; Loss of the ability to move a body part v. - Affect with a condition marked by tremors.

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Used as a noun, listen here, it means: n. - A condition marked by uncontrollable tremor; Loss of the ability to move a body part v. - Affect with a condition marked by tremors. Used as an adjective, listen here, it means: friendly.

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  • Big hearted regulars at a popular pub have raised almost £ 3,000 for a little boy born with cerebral palsy.
  • For some people, a child with cerebral palsy is a tragedy.
  • Living with cerebral palsy is a continuous process of exploration.
  • And so it was that not only did I catch palsy from the old veteran, but the whole park caught palsy.
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