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Meaning of succumb (to)
succumb (to)
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succumb (to) Sentence Examples
- Despite the doctor's best efforts, the patient succumbed to the relentless grip of the disease.
- The aging tree, weakened by years of storms, finally succumbed to the weight of the snow.
- The troops succumbed to fatigue after days of relentless battle, their spirits broken.
- The writer succumbed to the temptation of procrastination, delaying the completion of his novel.
- The city succumbed to chaos as rioters took to the streets, looting and setting fires.
- The victim succumbed to his injuries, despite the heroic efforts of the paramedics.
- The government succumbed to pressure from foreign powers, reluctantly agreeing to their demands.
- The athlete succumbed to heartbreak after losing the decisive match, his dreams shattered.
- The actor succumbed to the allure of fame and fortune, neglecting the simple joys that had once defined him.
- The community succumbed to despair as the once-thriving industry closed its doors, leaving countless people jobless.
FAQs About the word succumb (to)
die (from), break out (with),waste (away), come down (with), catch, sicken (with), fail, contract, languish, wither
recover, gain,come back, heal, recuperate, shake (off), snap back, mend,recover (from), recoup
Despite the doctor's best efforts, the patient succumbed to the relentless grip of the disease.
The aging tree, weakened by years of storms, finally succumbed to the weight of the snow.
The troops succumbed to fatigue after days of relentless battle, their spirits broken.
The writer succumbed to the temptation of procrastination, delaying the completion of his novel.
