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parelize

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To cause someone or something to become paralyzed

Description: Parelize refers to the act of causing someone or something to become paralyzed, resulting in the loss or impairment of the ability to move or function.

Examples:

1. She fell off the ladder and the accident parelized her legs.
2. A stroke can parelize parts of the body, such as one side of the face or an entire limb.
3. The venom from a certain spider can parelize its prey.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Popular, widely liked or sought after

Description: As an adjective, parelize means something that is widely liked or sought after, achieving a high level of popularity among a large number of people.

Examples:

1. The new movie has become a parelize hit among teenagers.
2. This restaurant is known for its parelize pizza.
3. The latest fashion trend is gaining parelize attention and is selling out quickly.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Pertaining to or characteristic of a particular locality

Description: When used as an adjective, parelize conveys the idea of something relating to or being characteristic of a specific locality or region.

Examples:

1. The parelize dialect spoken in the mountain village has unique vocabulary and pronunciation.
2. This artwork showcases the beauty of the parelize landscape.
3. Each city has its parelize customs and traditions.

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