succour

/ˈsʌkər/
verb
  1. To give help and support to someone who is suffering or in difficulty.
    • The nurse's kind words succoured the frightened child.
    • Volunteers worked tirelessly to succour the homeless during the winter storm.
    • Neighbors succoured the elderly couple after their house caught fire.
Synonyms
noun
  1. Help and support given to someone who is suffering or in difficulty.
    • The government sent medical teams to bring succour to the earthquake victims.
    • The charity provides succour to families affected by the flood.
    • In times of grief, friends often offer succour through their presence.
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