Meanings of give succour in anglès

Go, then, to him, remind him of all this, clasp his knees, and bid him give succour to the Trojans.

With anti-Semitism on the rise again, such an indiscriminate boycott has a piercing potential to wound and to give succour to ethnic hate.

Europe's wealth and latent power also give us the moral imperative to give succour to those areas of the world where post-colonial strife continues.

Still, we might be near enough to see something, and perhaps to give succour to any disabled ship that drops out of the fight.

The numbers should also give succour to those who fear Labour leave-voter support is hardening against us, especially in constituencies that voted overall to leave.

The day-to-day events on the ground are arresting, and amplified, but rather than taking the wind out of the Arab awakening's sails, they give succour.

Giving succour to flawed opposition claims will do nothing to help.

We raised our voices in opposition, gave succour to his enemies.

In its cultured way, the V&A is giving succour to barbarism by promoting homemade guns.

Sal Johnson in the Wall Street Journal gives succour to those who have bet against Tiger.

He has also accused Berlin of giving succour to Turkey's enemies, from Kurdish militants to leftist radicals.

And that gave succour to the newspapers that also ignored the revelations, almost certainly at the government's request.

By providing cover to homegrown neo-Nazis, America's commander-in-chief is giving succour to the most lethal ideology in history.

"Any eccentricity, even in dress, gives succour to our enemies," says Bessie Parkes.

The other is giving succour to the restless Tory right who detest the EU and want to see Britain secede from it.

The university, the note stated, was 'harbouring and giving succour' to a professor described as 'a traitor to the Serbian people and his race'.