[ সাকাম্ ]verb intransitive (to) (প্রলোভন, তোষামোদ ইত্যাদির) বশীভূত হওয়া; মারা যাওয়া: to one’s injuries.
succumb definition
To yield to a superior force, pressure, or temptation.
succumb শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
succumb, buckle_under, knuckle_under, give_in, yield,
succumb Example in a sentence
The frail elderly woman succumbed to her illness despite the best medical efforts.
The soldiers succumbed to the relentless enemy onslaught, their defenses breached.
The government succumbed to pressure from international organizations and agreed to release political prisoners.
The company’s market share succumbed to competition from a new rival.
The once-thriving city succumbed to decay and abandonment.
The fragile ecosystem succumbed to the effects of pollution and climate change.
The weary traveler succumbed to sleep, oblivious to the danger lurking nearby.
The temptation to indulge proved irresistible, and he succumbed to gluttony.
The wounds sustained in battle succumbed to infection, leading to the soldier’s untimely demise.
The once-proud leader succumbed to hubris and made a fatal mistake that cost him his throne.