paresis
noun pl. pareses
- partial or slight paralysis
- a disease of the brain caused by syphilis of the central nervous system and characterized by inflammation of the meninges, dementia, paralytic attacks, etc.
See paresis in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(pə-rēˈsĭs, părˈĭ-sĭs)
noun pl. pa·re·ses (-sēz) - Slight or partial paralysis.
- General paresis.
Related Forms:
- pa·retˈic (pə-rĕtˈĭk) adjective & n.
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