succoring (Meaning)

succoring

to go to the aid of, something that furnishes relief, relief, aid, help, to go to the aid of (one in need or distress), relief sense 1a

The paramedics arrived promptly, succoring the injured victims of the accident.
The Red Cross volunteers dedicated themselves to succoring victims of natural disasters.
The social worker provided counseling and support, succoring those who had lost loved ones.
The shelter offered a warm and welcoming environment, succoring the homeless during the harsh winter months.
The hospice staff devoted their efforts to succoring terminally ill patients, providing comfort and dignity.
The counselor's empathetic words succored the grieving widow, helping her cope with her loss.
The young boy's injuries were severe, but the surgeon's quick and skilled actions succored him.
The animal rescue team fearlessly entered the burning building, succoring trapped pets.
The teacher's words of encouragement and support succored the struggling student, giving her the confidence to persevere.
The community rallied together, succoring the family who had lost their home to a fire.

to go to the aid of, something that furnishes relief, relief, aid, help, to go to the aid of (one in need or distress), relief sense 1a

sponsoring, reinforcing, attending, furthering, patronizing, sustaining, aiding, indorsing,comforting, facilitating

opposing, inhibiting,hindering, barring, impeding, failing, balking, restraining, interfering, obstructing

The paramedics arrived promptly, succoring the injured victims of the accident.

The Red Cross volunteers dedicated themselves to succoring victims of natural disasters.

The social worker provided counseling and support, succoring those who had lost loved ones.

The shelter offered a warm and welcoming environment, succoring the homeless during the harsh winter months.