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catalepsy

[kat-l-ep-see] / ˈkæt lˌɛp si /




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We think now he probably suffered from catalepsy, a nervous condition that causes muscular rigidity.

From The Guardian Oct. 17, 2010

Whelan scrapped the result, not for lack of merit, but because he decided it could only evoke ten show-stopping minutes of caterwauling and catalepsy.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Sometimes our people get happy and skip around a bit," she said, "but . . . we don't have any catalepsy or epilepsy."

From Time Magazine Archive

Eleanor Roosevelt's frilly white collar turned to sponge; her smile froze into catalepsy.

From Time Magazine Archive

The book contains an admirably-described case of catalepsy, which is equally well explained.

From The Doctor in History, Literature, Folk-Lore, Etc. by Various




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