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Meanings of succour in English
Usage of succour in English
1
The general wrote to Lafayette to go to the succour of Virginia.
2
He did so; but human succour and support were all too late.
3
The strength that could slay was also a strength that could succour.
4
Call them up immediately, Cross; we must not lose this providential succour.
5
He was annoyed at the many plans of succour sent to him.
6
Three resolute men could surely hold the well hole till succour came.
7
The other debtors-Austria-Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria-haveneed of succour, and can pay nothing.
8
The outbreaks in ancient woodlands may provide succour for the beleaguered Defra.
9
Jeanne's voices had never paused in their pledge to her of succour.
10
Her tones, her scarcely perceptible gesture of succour, produced the assuaging miracle.
11
How many plans coursed through her eager little brain for their succour.
12
In the midst of my sorrow, she came to give me succour.
13
Run like greyhounds, and bring us succour as speedily as may be.
14
This was their comrade, the man to whose succour they had rushed.
15
But when things seemed at their worst, succour was near at hand.
16
Did not you and your son succour my boy in his extremity?
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Succour across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common