Succored

I bugled him and boosted him and succored him and damn near sainted him. ❋ Brian Joseph Davis (2011)

Our political process, which affects lives, is now mindlessly partisan... and media-driven in no small way, with warring tribes that are more like inhabitants of alternate universes than citizens of the same country, succored by outlets bent on keeping their niche audiences from melting back into any mainstream by any means necessary. ❋ Mark Heisler (2011)

These airmen had been bombing an Islamic country, and yet they were welcomed and succored by the people on the ground. ❋ Chris Weigant (2011)

Just as we look back on previous times with incredulity and wonder how people, especially believers, could have not only condoned but succored the slave trade and slavery, so in later years I think subsequent generations, who will live consciously with the reality that the earth is not a limitless larder, will find it difficult to understand how we could have described ourselves so uncritically as: “consumers.” ❋ Jim Wallis (2010)

She may have had good reasons: her inconsolable grief over the death of her son, Gib, and the anger she felt at the Dickinson sisters for having succored Austin in his adulterous affair with Mabel. ❋ Unknown (2010)

How strange, then, that this flowering of populist integrity should have been tended and pruned and succored by a group of Beltway operators known primarily for their venality and insider power. ❋ Thomas Frank (2010)

In five years of service, he claimed to have performed over 4,000 shaves, at least 1,200 bleedings, pulled 37 teeth, applied 90 pairs of cupping glasses (ventosas), opened and cured 32 ulcers, and succored the "tortured" and "whipped" (atormentados y azotados). ❋ Unknown (2008)

Outside of the Wall Street bankers whom the administration has succored without asking them to slash their wages in half, how many Americans could survive a cut of half their paycheck in a few months, without going bankrupt? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Just as we look back on previous times with incredulity and wonder how people, especially believers, could have not only condoned but succored the slave trade and slavery, so in later years I think subsequent generations, who will live consciously with the reality that the earth is not a limitless larder, will find it difficult to understand how we could have described ourselves so uncritically as: "consumers." ❋ Unknown (2009)

Civilization, unfortunately, represented at this epoch rather by an aggregation of interests than by a group of principles, was or thought itself, in peril; it set up the cry of alarm; each, constituting himself a centre, defended it, succored it, and protected it with his own head; and the first comer took it upon himself to save society. ❋ Unknown (2008)

[Ever since] I was [five], I have [inserted] myself into every movie I've seen and gratefully, humbly found succor there. ❋ Sanjeev Sharma (2003)

[get off] your [lelay] succor ❋ NOPE1111111111111111111111 (2021)

One should always [carefully] do his research [beforehand] to determine whether someone who's [bawling] and blubbering for help actually needs it --- don't get succored in! ❋ QuacksO (2023)