rescussor (Meaning)
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rescussor (n.)
One who makes an unlawful rescue; a rescuer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rescussor
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rescussor Sentence Examples
- The intrepid rescuer braved treacherous waters to save the drowning swimmer.
- As the car plunged into the icy river, rescuers rushed to the scene.
- The skilled rescuer employed advanced techniques to free the trapped miner.
- The selfless rescuer risked their own life to save a stranger from a burning building.
- The rescue mission required a team of experienced rescuers with specialized training.
- The rescuer's determination and persistence led to the successful rescue of the lost hiker.
- The injured climber was grateful for the swift intervention of the rescuers.
- The rescuer's courage and compassion inspired awe in the community.
- The rescued child expressed heartfelt gratitude to their rescuer for saving their life.
- The world needs more selfless individuals who are willing to serve as rescuers in times of need.
FAQs About the word rescussor
One who makes an unlawful rescue; a rescuer.
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No antonyms found.
The intrepid rescuer braved treacherous waters to save the drowning swimmer.
As the car plunged into the icy river, rescuers rushed to the scene.
The skilled rescuer employed advanced techniques to free the trapped miner.
The selfless rescuer risked their own life to save a stranger from a burning building.
