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Meanings of has succumbed in English

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Permanent cessation of vital functions.

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Usage of has succumbed in English
1
It is not the first time Azarenka has succumbed to tough conditions.
The Guardian
2
Another lake in the Far North has succumbed to an algal bloom.
Radio NZ
3
Go and get the doctor by all means if Sabina has succumbed.
The Spinners
4
Orlando Brotherson has succumbed; the attack was too keen, his forces too shaken.
Initials Only
5
Substance has succumbed to the pragmatic criticisms of the English school.
Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking
6
The League has succumbed to this reversion to a cynical materialism.
The Peace Negotiations: A Personal Narrative
7
I've been wondering why neither of them has succumbed to such physical grandeur.
The Prairie Wife
8
Hunt looks at me as if my mind has succumbed to the sickness.
The Hyperion Cantos
9
Since then every administration has succumbed, in whole or in part, to the Spoils System.
American Eloquence, Volume 4 / Studies In American Political His...
10
The Act MP, John Banks, has succumbed to mounting pressure and will resign from Parliament.
Radio NZ
11
This week, The Ticket has succumbed to festival fever.
The Irish Times
12
DuPont has succumbed to an activist investor in absentia.
Reuters
13
He has succumbed at last, and I am sorry!
Thomas Wingfold, Curate V3
14
The Ospreys centre has succumbed to a calf muscle strain suffered during training earlier this week.
The Irish Times
15
It's been reported that a third person has succumbed to their injuries from the Melville shooting.
The South African
16
He has succumbed to just a single bogey.
The Guardian