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Meanings of give succor in English

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Usage of give succor in English
1
Unless he can give succor, hope departs and darkness enshrouds and blights.
The Reconstructed School
2
But there's a better one that tributes, especially the Confederate flag, give succor to racism.
Reuters
3
They give succor to the Sand Gook.
Crooked little vein
4
There was no time to pause and give succor to a wounded comrade, the command had been to advance.
The Boy Allies with Haig in Flanders; Or, the Fighting Canadians...
5
All that night and the following day it was impossible to give succor, and the hunters felt much concern for the absent.
Old Indian Days
6
The opposition will be feeble unless we can give succor from hence, which, from a variety of causes must depend on a naval superiority.
Life and Times of Washington, Volume 2 / Revised, Enlarged, and ...
7
Tiny leaflets giving succor and shelter to tinier animal life-itsspecial fairy.
Insights and Heresies Pertaining to the Evolution of the Soul
8
In these cases, his generous hand gave succor where it could not bring redress.
The Scottish Chiefs
9
He has also accused Berlin of giving succor to Turkey's enemies, from Kurdish militants to leftist radicals.
Reuters
10
A baker who gave succor is dead.
The river kings' road
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And do not mention you have given succor to this poor girl or you will suffer the worse.
House of Bathory
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It is hardly surprising that Darwin and Wallace were immediately interpreted as having given succor to the god of progress.
The Red Queen
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