| And then the weak who had to be succoured was so pretty, so charming, so sweet! |
| Or are we, as a people, so used to being helped and succoured that it all seems normal and none out of the ordinary? |
| There was nothing for them now but to live with the friendly natives who had succoured them. |
| Sudan poses no immediate threat to the West, though it has succoured terrorists in the past. |
| Many of the sufferers by the fire were succoured and accommodated in the barracks for a time. |
| Him they succoured as a madman, and therefore sacred to the gods. |
