succour in Italian
succour in Italian is soccorso — succour means help or comfort given to a person who is suffering or in trouble.
succour in Italian
soccorso
(uncountable) Aid, assistance, or relief given to one in distress; ministration.
What does "succour" mean?
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noun Help or comfort given to a person who is suffering or in trouble.
"We sing alone and together for joy, love, enlightenment or entertainment; out of grief, or hate, or for emotional and spiritual succour in a musical manifestation of the human spirit."
- noun Aid or assistance in the form of military equipment and soldiers, especially reinforcements sent to support military action.
- noun Shelter or protection from danger, or a place that provides it.
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succour in a sentence
- We sing alone and together for joy, love, enlightenment or entertainment; out of grief, or hate, or for emotional and spiritual succour in a musical manifestation of the human spirit.
- By giving succour to a Russia already conducting hostile acts against European countries beyond Ukraine, including Britain, Trump has made common cause with the greatest threat facing Europe today.
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What is "succour" in Italian?
"succour" in Italian is soccorso. succour means: Help or comfort given to a person who is suffering or in trouble.
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