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Cataplexis (sometimes with a 'k') comes from Greek and means stupefaction. The Concise Oxford defines cataplexy as 'sudden temporary paralysis due to fright.'
Sounds about right to me. I'd feel happier following the advice of my favourite quotation.
'Drawing on my fine command of the language I said nothing.' (Robert Charles Benchley)
I've learnt that the Google tools are fine if you just have a go. Just keep clicking and finally you will get to do what you want. The hard bit is remembering how you got there and how to do it again.
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