succumb|succumbed|succumbing|succumbs in English
verb
[suc·cumb || sə'kʌm]
give in, surrender, yield, submit; die
Use "succumb|succumbed|succumbing|succumbs" in a sentence
1. Eventually... the male succumbs to death.
2. Succumbing to such thoughts is self-destructive.
3. Succumbing to pressure, the government opened up the country.
4. But would succumbing to such pressures really please God?
5. She succumbs after being slipped an ecstasy tablet.
6. The city succumbed after only a short siege.
7. Or would you succumb to despair?
8. The town succumbed after a short siege.
9. Will Stansted succumb to major expansion?
10. How can men succumb to force?
11. One who succumbs to Cowardice is known as a coward.
12. One who succumbs to Cowardice is known as a Coward.
13. We succumbed to the Blandishments of tropical living.
14. 11 A few men succumbed to her charm.
15. May we never succumb to Satan’s attacks.
16. However, Jeremiah did not succumb to discouragement.
17. We succumbed to the Blandishments of tropical living.
18. Sadly, every year thousands succumb to immorality.
19. Yet, many of God’s dedicated nation have succumbed to idolatry.
20. 1 She succumbed to weariness and went to bed.
21. They all succumb to an issue - key Chattering.
22. He would not succumb to such an item.
23. 15 She succumbed to the temptation of another drink.
24. Gandhi did not often succumb to that temptation.
25. He succumbs to the temptation of attending church services at Lowick, where Casaubon cuts him irretrievably.