Succours is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUCCOURS in dictionary:

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

Words related to SUCCOURS

succour11 succoured14 succouring15

How to use SUCCOURS in a sentence

• His rival runs up to him and succours him in this emergency.
• In this manner he prepares to await the succours from Gaul, and carry on the war.
• For although the first succours that arrive are more useful to the republic, yet the last are the more acceptable.
• None takes any charge of me, and no man in the ranks brings comfort to the veteran, unless, perchance, Hather is here, and succours his shattered friend.
• In case of danger these little succours are drawn in.
• If Howe could introduce his succours, the fortress was saved.
• Was Hannibal apprised of these intended succours? 13.
• A message was sent back, agreeing to accept his friendship on the proposed conditions, and engaging to withhold the promised succours from the king of Aru.
• Yet notwithstanding all his opposition, the succours were prepared and the fleet ready to put to sea by the latter end of February.
• Ruth, seeing them in danger of being overpowered, immediately detached succours to them from his centre and left wing.
• They reinforced their garrisons, purchased supplies, and solicited succours from foreign potentates.
• He caused new ships to be built, the sea ports to be put in a posture of defence, succours to be sent to Sicily, and the proper measures to be taken for the security of Sardinia.
• He said the conspirators had, by their emissaries, made the strongest instances for succours from foreign powers, but were disappointed in their expectations.
• The emperor being equally unable to cope with the French armies on the Rhine, implored succours of the czarina, who sent thirty thousand men to his assistance.
• They thought he should have pursued his conquests, over-run Austria, Moravia, and all the hereditary dominions, from which alone the empress-queen could draw speedy succours.
• The succours were landed with very little difficulty, and Darby then returned to the Channel station.
• His Majesty was very desirous of securing the northern coast to facilitate the introduction of the succours he expected from Holland with the Queen.
• There are whispers of their having assembled an armed force, and of earnest supplications arrived for succours of men and ships.
• They also sent succours to Gythium which he had already besieged, and ambassadors to Rome to make known these transactions.
• Permission was also granted him, to receive succours from the allies, out of Italy, if circumstances should so require, provided their number did not exceed five thousand.
• As no succours appeared from Hispaniola, they were reduced to vast straits, and Hojeda at length determined upon going to St Domingo in order to procure supplies.
• During the short part of the summer which remained he resolved to proceed into Britain, because succours had been constantly furnished to the Gauls from that country.
• The Earl of Leicester was appointed to command the succours sent by the Queen to Holland.
• Though this heroic woman was not daunted, yet she saw her soldiers were, at times, dispirited, by reason of the expected succours so long delayed.
• There were no succours to be had, but from the free-will offering of the inhabitants.

Similar words containing SUCCOUR without suffix s

succour11 succoured14 succourer13 succourers14 succouring15 succourable17 succourless15 unsuccoured16

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