Succumbed is valid Scrabble Word

Is succumbed a scrabble word?
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is succumbed valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
24 points in WWF

Definitions for SUCCUMBED in dictionary:

VERB:

SUCCUMB, to yield to superior force
fail to resist pressure, temptation, or some other negative force
die from the effect of a disease or injury

Words related to SUCCUMBED

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How to use SUCCUMBED in a sentence

To him the Archbishop of York, once his equal, had succumbed.
James Walsingham Price succumbed to the manner of Miss Caroline.
The women broke into a wailing chant, swaying backward and forward in abandonment, while one by one the men succumbed to the excitement till only Sime remained.
Lesueur succumbed in a struggle too rude and too rough for his pure and delicate nature.
Had it been a little stronger, they would have succumbed.
The others succumbed to the perils of their new life, or gradually sank into a state of stolid savagery.
Like so many other authors she has succumbed to the lure of the War-novel.
It was later than that, however, before Don Miguel Jose Federico Noriaga Farrel dismissed her from his thoughts and succumbed to the arms of Morpheus.
So many of her feelings were soothed that she succumbed without reflection.
In poetry, the English school struggled on longer, but at last succumbed.

I stuck it out for two months and then succumbed to the inevitable and went to the hospital where I lay for three weeks.
I nearly succumbed three or four times before I managed to tear down the tent-cloth.
Ned, too, valiant little man, soon succumbed and, still grasping his Ballard, fell sound asleep.
Here succumbed the Saint King Lazare! exclaimed our soldier in the field of Kossovo.
She had succumbed for her own reasons to the charm of Nelly.
Finally two of them succumbed and a relief team had to be sent out from Fort Smith.
The son, an extremely handsome and modest youth, succumbed.
After a few days, however, thus spent in nursing her daughter, she herself succumbed to a like malady.
But his mind had by this time succumbed to his malady.
On June 7, 218, he succumbed to the superior fortune of Elagabulus, the grandson of Severus, a youth trained in all the superstitions and vices of the East.
It must have been an hour after Perry had succumbed that I at last came to the realization that I could no longer carry on this unequal struggle against the inevitable.
But in spite of the valor of these experienced warriors, and of the efficacy of their oft-tried weapons, they too succumbed.
But he succumbed to the inevitable, picked out the most enterprising looking mule in the bunch, and set forth.
These gastro-intestinal disturbances which so afflicted him had their origin in the chronic liver trouble to which he finally succumbed.
He did not know when he succumbed to drowsy weakness.
Of the company four had already succumbed and slid from their chairs.
When the King and all the officials and their wives had succumbed to this charm, the monkeys were to shave their heads.
There is one thing, however, which goes to prove that a good number must have succumbed on that occasion.

Similar words containing SUCCUMB without suffix ed

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