कठिनाई के समय में सहायता

Noun:

परेशानी में सहायता,

Verb:

मदद दे देना, परेशानी में सहायता देना, बचाना,

succours's Usage Examples:

The succours which were coming to his aid from Paris were defeated by the Maid at Patay a few days later, and for the most part destroyed.

Even more menacing to the kings prosperity was the news that another squadron had appeared off the coast of Wales, and landed stores and succours for Glendower, who had now conquered the whole principality save a few isolated fortresses.

was something more ambitious than a mere attempt to recover Bordeaux; succours were to go to Gascony, but he Disputes himself and the main army were to invade France from with the the north with the aid of the count of Flanders.

Just after his first succours had sailed fOr the Gironde, the great Welsh rebellion of 1294 broke out, and the king was compelled to turn aside to repress.

The papal influence was at the same time employed in the cause of King }Ienry, and Philip of France was forced to abandon open support of his son, though he haturally continued to give him secret help and to send him succours of men and money.

Vendome at first opposed great obstacles to the plan which the prince had formed for carrying succours into Piedmont; but after a variety of marches and counter-marches, in which both commanders displayed signal ability, the two armies met at Cassano (August 16, 1705), where a deadly engagement ensued, and Prince Eugene received two severe wounds which forced him to quit the field.

Vainly did the besieged watch for succours from Egypt (Jer.

Our compassion should be like that of God, who succours the suffering without sharing in their pain.

consist of narratives, constructed no doubt upon a traditional basis, of the experiences of Daniel at the Babylonian court, between 605 and 538 B.C., with the design of illustrating how God, in times of trouble, defends and succours His faithful servants.

1238) had now expired, and new succours and new measures were needed for the Holy Land.

succours's Meaning':

assistance in time of difficulty

Synonyms:

aid, assistance, relief, consolation, comfort, succor, ministration, assist, help, mercy, solace,

Antonyms:

inactivity, disservice, worsen, compression, increase,