Succors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUCCORS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUCCOR, to go to the aid of, also SUCCOUR
• give assistance or aid to
NOUN:
• assistance and support in times of hardship and distress
• reinforcements of troops.

Words related to SUCCORS

succor10 succored13 succoring14

How to use SUCCORS in a sentence

• She thus snatched him again from his noble wife, Octavia, who had come from Rome to Athens with succors even greater than Cleopatra had brought.
• Pope Eugenius, indeed, provided him with two galleys and a guard of three hundred men, equipped at his own expense, but the hoped-for succors from Western Europe did not arrive.
• Accordingly those succors, among which were the vassals with the pennon of the archbishop, advanced to support the sinking Castilians.
• Who were the strangers? Were they the succors so long hoped in vain? or were they Spaniards bringing steel and fire? They were neither.
• At the eleventh hour, the long-looked-for succors were come.
• With general acclaim they approved of his plan, voted him all the succors he required, and enthusiastically offered their own fortunes and lives to his service.
• He accordingly assembled a diet at Frankfort and demanded succors to oppose the threatened invasion on the north.
• The Spanish grandees sent urgent messages to France for succors.
• But the succors sent were inconsiderable, and were easily overpowered by the arts or arms of the emperor.
• Athens voted him twenty ships, Eretria five and with the promise of these succors he hastened back to Asia.
• It would be a strong case if there were any money in the royal treasury, in view of the shortness of the succors as the ships cannot be expected for the last third, that of April.
• He first collected all the forces on whom he could depend within the kingdom, and called powerful succors from Normandy.
• Denmark, too, is likely to be restrained by the threats of England and Prussia, from contributing even her stipulated naval succors.
• Succors to themselves and supplies of arms they expected from France, in consequence of a promise made them by Cardinal Richelieu.
• Conceiving hopes from the present distresses of Ireland, they resolved to make an advantageous bargain for the succors with which they should supply their neighboring nation.
• They even intercepted some small succors sent thither by the king.
• No effectual succors, meanwhile, were provided for the distressed Bretons.
• It means that God is on our side, and succors our noble and righteous cause.
• Thy loving-kindness succors not alone Him who is seeking it, but many times Freely anticipates the very prayer.
• His idea was to get succors from France for this especial purpose, and with them and American aid to achieve the conquest.
• He wrote that the decisive moment was at hand, and that the French succors would be fatal if not used successfully now.
• With these succors united to his own troops, he marched to meet the pretended Dmitri.
• The physician, being called in, declared that the only hope was in resuming the succors, terrible as they appeared, and that, too, promptly.
• A certain Marie Sonnet had made herself so remarkable by the incredible succors she demanded, that a physician of Paris, Dr.
• But God has given no such promise, no such revelation, to justify the demanding or the granting of the succors.

Similar words containing SUCCOR without suffix s

succor10 succory14 succored13 succorer12 succorers13 succories13 succoring14 succorable16 succorless14

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