succours

Assists in distress

Succours is the British spelling of succors, the third-person singular verb form and plural noun of succour/succor.

To succour is to give aid or relief to someone in distress or difficulty: The charity succours refugees fleeing violence.

As a noun, succour means assistance in times of hardship: They found succour in the kindness of strangers.

aid

relief

Easing of distress

deliverance · support · salvation · comfort · protection · sanctuary · refuge · shelter · ministry · charity

spiritual

consolation

Comfort during distress

redemption · absolution · blessing · prayer · intercession · ministration · pastoral care · sacrament · anointing · communion

humanitarian

disaster relief

Assistance following catastrophic events

emergency response · crisis intervention · evacuation · resettlement · donations · volunteers · NGO · Red Cross · humanitarian corridor · peacekeeping

military

reinforcements

Additional troops sent in

defenders · cavalry · reserves · troops · fortification · supply lines · provisions · ammunition · liberation · rescue mission

Opposites
provision of aid in distress

succoursabandons

Ceases to support

forsakes · deserts · neglects · ignores · disregards

moral response to vulnerability

succoursharms

Causes injury or damage

attacks · exploits · oppresses · persecutes · victimizes

Family

succour

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