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Meanings of
recourse
in English
Portuguese
recurso
Catalan
recurs
Spanish
recurso
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Act of turning to for assistance.
resort
refuge
Portuguese
recurso
Synonyms
Examples for "
resort
"
resort
refuge
Examples for "
resort
"
1
Without money, people
resort
to de-dignifying activities in order to support themselves.
2
An Israeli security source said nothing had hit Eilat, a popular
resort
.
3
Scammers can
resort
to more 'persuasive' methods to get their point across.
4
Here, in the dread tribunal of last
resort
,
valor contended against valor.
5
I had to
resort
to the necessary several times throughout the night.
1
Their citizens almost always have the legal right to
refuge
in Europe.
2
Investors often take
refuge
in those sectors at times of market uncertainty.
3
However, if water seeps into the vehicle, seek
refuge
on the roof.
4
A particularly good place to take
refuge
was Durham Cathedral in England.
5
At other times, however, they operate more as
refuge
than food dispensary.
Usage of
recourse
in English
1
Brands are no longer able to make misleading claims without consumer
recourse
.
2
Governments are elected, people have
recourse
to hold their politicians to account.
3
We don't need
recourse
to the places of origin to explain them.
4
The very poor constitute the last sure
recourse
of the hungry tramp.
5
The law is instituted for just such purposes; you have
recourse
thereto.
6
The laws could provide Midwestern states legal
recourse
against the Smithfield deal.
7
Right now, single fathers in about 18 states have no such
recourse
.
8
One must not in all cases have
recourse
to the same expedients.
9
Perhaps in the future
recourse
may be had to very different phenomena.
10
In order to ascertain it, he had
recourse
to the following expedient.
11
The artist to whom I had
recourse
forwarded me the desired plan.
12
The friends of the ruined minister had
recourse
to an ingenious artifice.
13
Declan Kidney is in danger of beatification without
recourse
to the Vatican.
14
If Baxter doesn't give us the approval, we are left without
recourse
.
15
Others, especially the Pharisees, had
recourse
to the doctrine of the resurrection.
16
At the time, the only
recourse
was to stop typing so much.
Other examples for "recourse"
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About this term
recourse
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
have recourse
only recourse
legal recourse
little recourse
other recourse
More collocations
Translations for
recourse
Portuguese
recurso
Catalan
recurs
Spanish
recurso
apelación
refugio
Recourse
through the time
Recourse
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common