succors (Meaning)

succors

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 volunteers succors those in need during the devastating hurricane.
The charitable organization provides succors to the impoverished communities.
The wounded soldier was succors by paramedics on the battlefield.
The stranded backpackers were relieved to receive succors from a passing ship.
The government deployed emergency teams to succors flood victims.
In times of crisis, the Red Cross provides essential succors to affected populations.
The local church organized a food drive to succors the homeless.
The community rallied together to succors the families displaced by the fire.
The search and rescue team meticulously combed the wreckage, hoping to succors any remaining survivors.
The succors provided by the aid workers brought a glimmer of hope to the devastated area.

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

help,assistances, encouragements, services, supports, aids, assists,attentions, lifts, guidance

frustrations, discouragements,restraints, inhibitions, constraints, interferences, repressions, obstructions,hindrances,deterrences

The volunteers succors those in need during the devastating hurricane.

The charitable organization provides succors to the impoverished communities.

The wounded soldier was succors by paramedics on the battlefield.

The stranded backpackers were relieved to receive succors from a passing ship.