succumb to

Frequency: 9.555.2 per million words

Used to introduce the specific force, temptation, or illness that one yields to.

succumbsuccumb + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • Despite their efforts, the soldiers eventually succumbed to the relentless enemy attacks.
  • The elderly patient was weak and began to succumb to the severe flu.
  • She fought bravely against the disease, but ultimately had to succumb to its progression.
  • Many people succumb to the temptation of unhealthy food when stressed.
  • The ancient empire finally succumbed to internal strife and external invasions.
  • He tried to resist, but couldn't help but succumb to her charming persuasion.
  • If you don't take care of your health, you risk succumbing to serious illnesses.
  • The small business was unable to compete and eventually succumbed to the pressure from larger corporations.
  • We must not succumb to despair, even in the face of adversity.
  • After a long and painful illness, he finally succumbed to his condition.