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What is another word for
succumb
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▲
To yield to an overpowering force or overwhelming desire
To stop living
To die from something fatal
To contract a disease or illness
To fall or collapse
To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued
To become amorously infatuated with someone
To cease trading due to bankruptcy
To be humble or humbled
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▲
Verb
▲
To yield to an overpowering force or overwhelming desire
yield
surrender
capitulate
submit
relent
concede
bow
quit
budge
blink
give in
knuckle under
cave in
be overcome by
be overwhelmed by
be beaten by
be conquered by
give in to
show white flag
throw in the towel
acquiesce
back down
give up
fall
defer
admit defeat
cede
give way
fold
throw in the sponge
concede defeat
raise the white flag
accede
be beaten
comply
lay down arms
show the white flag
go down
go under
lose
be defeated
suffer defeat
be conquered
climb down
buckle under
cry uncle
assent
agree
crumble
come off second-best
be vanquished
be trounced
bow out
come up short
fall victim
accept defeat
wave the white flag
bow to
be overcome
bend
fail
collapse
relinquish
resign
weaken
accept
cave
kowtow
be the loser
be bested by
lose out
say uncle
buckle
fall victim to
be humbled
crash out
pack it in
toss it in
give up the struggle
put up white flag
be overwhelmed
concur
keel
approve
truckle
abdicate
knuckle
take a licking
fall short
throw in your hand
lay down
comply with
surrender to
take a beating
roll over
hoist the white flag
come to terms
eat crow
yield to
make concessions
resign yourself
give yourself up
die of
give
backpedal
retreat
throw up one's hands
throw up the sponge
chuck it in
soften
come to grief
default
be worsted
get the worst
have the worst
fall in line
waver
adhere
break
roll over and play dead
submit to
suffer
come a cropper
meet one's Waterloo
be taken to cleaners
be outdistanced
conform
be submissive
bend the knee
humble oneself
give ground
drop a bundle
give oneself over
let go
fold up
turn over
cry quits
turn in
call it quits
eat humble pie
go along with
heed
observe
come round
defer to
be unsuccessful
get the worst of it
come off second best
honour
UK
honor
US
respect
ease off
ease up
be overthrown
give away the store
be deferential
accommodate
agree with
adapt
knuckleunder
adjust
admit
cringe
obey
fawn
cooperate with
acquiesce in
be taken by
be overthrown by
eat dirt
be defeated by
be destroyed by
be vanquished by
act in accordance with
be servile
concur with
be a casualty to
be smitten by
lie down
pass into the hands of
fall to pieces
pass into enemy hands
lose one's position to
drop
desist
pull out
chicken out
bail out
cut out
subscribe
consent
give way to
vail
subjugate
genuflect
subdue
recognize
US
have no fight left
back off
wimp out
concede to
make a deal
abide by
accede to
conform to
play ball
grant
compromise
be converted
be won over
be persuaded
change your mind
be won over by
be converted to
be persuaded by
see eye to eye
recognise
UK
acknowledge
resign oneself to
succumb to
more ❯
“If you invite Adam to enough parties, he will eventually
succumb
to temptation and gorge himself.”
Verb
▲
To stop living
die
perish
decease
fall
depart
demise
expire
flatline
croak
part
drop
go
pass
end
wilt
exit
pass away
pass on
conk out
check out
peg out
pop off
kick off
kick in
step out
give up the ghost
cease to exist
go under
give up
give way
go down
meet waterloo
pack it in
bite the dust
kick the bucket
buy it
snuff it
buy the farm
depart this life
meet your maker
cash in one's chips
cross the great divide
cease living
go the way of all flesh
go belly up
shuffle off this mortal coil
go the way of the flesh
be no more
be lost
go to glory
cark it
breathe one's last
bite the big one
pop your clogs
collapse
go bung
hop the twig
hop the stick
meet your end
lose life
peg it
go to the great beyond
kick it
go the way of the dinosaurs
go belly-up
meet one's death
faint
be killed
swoon
cease
drop dead
flake out
pass out
relinquish life
push up the daisies
draw one's last breath
go to one's last resting place
rest in peace
pass over
be six feet under
keel over
drop off
fall unconscious
turn up one's toes
cross the Styx
lose consciousness
go out
black out
farm
buy the plot
buy the ranch
punch one's ticket
kick in [slang]
exterminate
wane
desist
ruin
abolish
decline
vanish
disappear
cash in
cave
meet one's Maker
run through
fold up
go to one's reward
waste
be destroyed
OD
invalidate
shove off
go to the wall
go west
be slain
run out
call off all bets
cool off
buy a one-way ticket
deep six
take your last breath
be a fatality
conk
suffocate
drown
strike out
up and die
suck the kumara
go to meet one's maker
go way of all flesh
be taken
lay down one's life
hand in one's dinner pail
be a casualty
sack out
go to sleep
nod off
zone out
doze off
go out like a light
fall asleep
sink down
fall down
push up daisies
die a death
die out
become extinct
die off
fizzle out
cease to be
come to an end
fade away
peter out
fade
evaporate
dissolve
melt away
evanesce
dematerialize
become obsolete
sink
flee
fly
pass into oblivion
disappear from the face of the earth
slip away
breathe one's last breath
die unexpectedly
fall dead
die suddenly
wear off
dissipate
dispel
disperse
evanish
vaporise
UK
clear
vaporize
US
dwindle
go south
leave no trace
come to naught
be done for
wither away
cease to be known
melt
become rarer
become less common
ebb
disintegrate
more ❯
“The patient would sadly
succumb
a short time later.”
Verb
▲
To die from something fatal
die of
die from
be a fatality of
pass away as a result of
cark it from
“A relief carrying party took him the rest of the way, but Capuano would, unfortunately,
succumb
to his wounds two months later.”
Verb
▲
To contract a disease or illness
contract
catch
get
develop
pick up
suffer from
become infected by
become infected with
fall victim to
come down with
fall ill with
go down with
take
become ill with
fall sick with
become sick with
sicken
be stricken with
incubate
show symptoms of
be taken ill with
be struck down with
take sick with
take ill with
acquire
sicken for
induce
incur
obtain
catch disease
be deranged with
cause
be ill with
bring on
afflict
be infected with
sink into
take one's death
be afflicted with
be disordered with
be upset with
succumb to
be weakened with
go down
sicken with
be indisposed with
fall ill
take sick
take to your bed
be afflicted by
be smitten by
be smitten with
be sickened with
be overwhelmed by
be overcome by
be induced with
break out with
fall prey to
fall ill to
be prey to
come down
be seized
have
ail
cultivate
suffer
form
be affected by
be incapacitated with
be beset by
get sick
be racked with
be a martyr to
be suffering from
be inflicted with
be a sufferer from
have fallen victim to
be cursed with
be laid up with
be sick with
suffer with
have come down with
have gone down with
be beset with
be troubled with
have trouble with
be dogged by
be bedevilled by
grow into
slip into
get into
more ❯
“The evidence of this is the frequency with which people
succumb
to the common cold.”
Verb
▲
To fall or collapse
collapse
fall
tumble
crumble
crumple
topple
buckle
cave
fold
disintegrate
break down
cave in
come down
fall apart
give out
go down
topple over
come apart
break
give way
yield
give
give in
founder
go
fall in
implode
break apart
fall to pieces
fall apart at the seams
subside
settle
sag
slump
drop
shatter
wilt
fall down
go out
crack
sever
break up
capitulate
bend
go to pieces
come apart at the seams
sink
tumble down
flop
crash
pitch
stumble
plunge
plummet
trip
dive
nosedive
drop down
descend
fall over
slide
keel over
crater
flump
slip
stagger
slouch
plonk oneself
plop oneself
trip over
tip over
fall headlong
go head over heels
fragment
splinter
fall to bits
split
loll
go to rack and ruin
lurch
droop
cascade
fail
lower
decline
come to pieces
capsize
overturn
skid
fall flat
faint
tip
separate
trip up
keel
flop down
go belly up
take a header
turn over
hit the dirt
lower oneself
fracture
gravitate
bust
duck
shiver
burst
rive
dismember
explode
disrupt
sprawl
divide
come to bits
cowp
pratfall
smash
totter
disunite
fall back
be overcome
face-plant
collapse inward
dip
plunk down
tumble over
stave in
take a dive
pitch forward
go headlong
set
blow apart
plank oneself
plump oneself
fold up
go end over end
come a cropper
take a spill
plonk down
pass out
plump down
roll over
fall in a heap
black out
go for six
swoon
upset
smash to smithereens
upturn
turn upside down
plop down
tear
come unstuck
dissolve
stave
sit heavily
bomb
go pear-shaped
self-destruct
shrink
beat
plump
crack open
crack apart
spall
burst apart
bite the dust
come clattering down
take a fall
measure one's length
prostrate oneself
fall head over heels
fall end over end
overbalance
bellyflop
fragmentize
rend
destroy
lose your balance
bust up
falter
go lame
miss one's footing
lose your footing
teeter
unhorse
remove
land
run down
fall prostrate
slide down
plop
move down
ground
split up
break into pieces
collapse inwards
crash in
come to dust
sink inwards
free-fall
come down about one's ears
sink back
do a pratfall
conk out
lose consciousness
fall down in a faint
dunk
run
flounder
go downwards
go lower
come downwards
go to the bottom
cast down
go under the surface
touch bottom
dip beneath the horizon
take a nosedive
rupture
disperse
disband
dismantle
turn
disorganize
disimprove
taint
disconnect
detach
blow up
fly apart
go belly-up
turn to dust
take apart
fade away
more ❯
“It became evident that if repairs were not made, the building would ultimately
succumb
to the elements.”
Verb
▲
To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued
fatigue
exhaust
tire
drain
weary
frazzle
enervate
debilitate
wear
weaken
bust
break
outwear
prostrate
kill
harass
knacker
overtire
tax
overtax
shatter
poop
jade
whack
disable
bush
flag
tucker
deplete
sink
languish
fizzle
droop
bedraggle
drop
sag
take
wear out
knock out
do in
tire out
burn out
wash out
tucker out
wear down
do up
conk out
peter out
poop out
shag out
wear to a frazzle
make weary
make sleepy
drain of energy
take it out of
wear on
bonk
hit the wall
bore
fade
fail
wilt
wither
decay
deteriorate
lag
emaciate
go
wither away
pine
waste away
sap
enfeeble
devitalize
incapacitate
overwork
etiolate
indispose
cripple
soften
torpefy
make weak
make feeble
lay low
immobilize
US
paralyse
UK
waste
undermine
paralyze
US
immobilise
UK
strain
overexert
overextend
overfatigue
overdo
impair
emasculate
run ragged
put out of action
handicap
bankrupt
draw
vitiate
stretch
reduce
burden
overburden
attenuate
try
test
push
suck dry
weigh
oppress
task
sap your strength
encumber
eviscerate
grow tired
render infirm
make tired
get tired
grow weary
unnerve
impoverish
use up
blunt
diminish
exasperate
plague
disempower
drowse
disembowel
destroy
exenterate
glut
pain
get the better of
cause ennui
cause weariness
fold
faint
overstrain
yawn
collapse
root
injure
hinder
hurt
harm
extenuate
hamper
mar
unstrengthen
run out of steam
run down
become drained
break down
stress out
become exhausted
confine to bed
confine to a wheelchair
become fatigued
go stale
become tired
wipe out
nearly kill
put to sleep
wear oneself to a shadow
run into the ground
wear oneself to a frazzle
make feebler
deprive of force
remove the sting from
reduce the powers of
hamstring
ruin
disarm
wreck
depress
overthrow
mow
defeat
exert
make powerless
make helpless
make impotent
bring someone to their knees
extend
bring low
drive
overreach
overtask
charge
saddle
load
rack
overload
lade
distend
lumber
wrench
tense
entrust
tighten
challenge
overdo it
exert excessively
run yourself into the ground
drive too far
make too many demands on
work too hard
work oneself into the ground
exert to the limit
knock oneself out
push to the limit
overstretch
empty
overuse
stress
pressure
make demands on
push too far
press hard on
weigh heavily on
ask too much of
prey on
make heavy demands on
put a strain on
put pressure on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To become amorously infatuated with someone
fall in love with
fancy
desire
adore
fall for
be taken with
become infatuated with
be smitten by
be crazy about
be attracted to
be turned on by
take a shine to
take a liking to
become smitten with
have the hots for
develop a crush on
be smitten
fall head over heels in love with
flip over
take a fancy to
be stuck on
go head over heels
lose one's head over
take to
have a crush on
be infatuated with
warm to
yearn for
lust for
be attracted
pine for
be captivated by
have eyes for
lust after
be infatuated by
be mad about
be sweet on
be enamored by
cotton to
lech after
burn for
be wild about
ache for
spoil for
lech over
go for
Verb
▲
To cease trading due to bankruptcy
go under
collapse
fail
fold
flatline
founder
bankrupt
default
fall
go bankrupt
become insolvent
cease trading
go bust
be shut
be closed
be liquidated
go broke
go into liquidation
go into receivership
be closed down
be shut down
be wound up
go belly up
go to the wall
bite the dust
go down
shut down
go out of business
close down
flop
crash
go bump
close
fold up
shut
shut up shop
be ruined
come to a halt
cease production
cave in
cease activity
cease operating
bust
stop trading
come a cropper
shut up
drop the curtain
liquidate
go belly-up
wind up
close up
go into Chapter 11
close out
pack it in
call it a day
go on strike
stop
cease
abandon
put the lid on
end
fizzle
decline
finish
miscarry
drop
retire
bomb
plummet
go
topple
languish
slump
terminate
buckle
perish
crumple
tumble
fall through
fall down
go into chapter 11
not succeed
lose one's shirt
be cleaned out
drop a bundle
be unsuccessful
go wrong
be in the hands of the receivers
shrivel up
grind to a halt
belly up
lose big
be taken to the cleaners
close one's doors
give up
be in arrears
sink
crumble
stumble
slide
descend
sag
crater
duck
fall flat
subside
settle
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be humble or humbled
sink
stoop
abase
cheapen
debase
degrade
humble
chasten
demean
descend
discredit
disgrace
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
foul
lower
shame
smirch
bemean
humiliate
be reduced
debase oneself
debase yourself
demean oneself
lower oneself
lower yourself
cast down
be reduced to
take down
belittle
denigrate
mortify
disparage
embarrass
devalue
abash
smear
put down
bring down
condescend
deign
cut down to size
taint
take down a peg or two
take down a peg
tarnish
crush
deflate
own
shoot down
bring low
make someone eat crow
put someone in their place
show up
defame
subdue
stigmatize
US
diminish
reduce
prostitute
squash
besmear
chagrin
lessen
snub
stigmatise
UK
blot
pull down
tear down
cause to lose face
drag through the mud
sully
stain
slander
downgrade
resort
besmirch
minimize
US
concede
derogate
minimise
UK
demote
discomfit
slur
break
blemish
blacken
reproach
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
drag down
make a fool of
let down
reflect badly on
ridicule
bring into disrepute
drag through the mire
put to shame
defile
run down
make someone eat humble pie
bring shame upon
detract from
give a bad name
put in a bad light
come down from one's high horse
humble oneself
settle someone's hash
give a black eye
go as far as
bring shame to
demolish
brand
disconcert
make uncomfortable
make someone feel ashamed
dump on
take apart
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
cast a slur
lower the status of
reduce the status of
quash
scandalize
US
slam
pan
blister
wither
rip
discountenance
abase yourself
take to bits
take to pieces
injure
spot
depreciate
confuse
vanquish
downplay
betray
disregard
deride
desecrate
disrespect
scandalise
UK
attaint
mock
libel
undervalue
patronise
UK
vouchsafe
patronize
US
put out of countenance
take the wind out of your sails
play down
cause to feel small
make ashamed
give a bad name to
tar and feather
lose face
bring shame on
sell out
flatten
be untrue to oneself
beat down
cow
abandon one's principles
tame
corrupt
debauch
drop
deteriorate
pervert
bastardize
US
ground
put in one's place
profane
warp
vitiate
deprave
subvert
accommodate
silence
overcome
upset
squelch
poison
canker
put away
strike dumb
set down
move down
let fall
pop one's balloon
make eat dirt
put one away
bastardise
UK
bring down a peg
make one feel small
cut to the quick
fix someone's wagon
force to eat humble pie
sink as low as
act beneath oneself
vilify
malign
calumniate
censure
soil
insult
mudsling
expose
compromise
disesteem
cast aspersions on
ruin the reputation of
pooh-pooh
do a hatchet job on
destroy someone's credibility
bring into disfavour
damage someone's reputation
show in a bad light
blacken someone's name
bad-mouth
decry
knock
asperse
slag off
traduce
rubbish
deprecate
speak ill of
revile
criticize
US
vilipend
attack
slight
dis
dismiss
abuse
diss
discount
roast
criticise
UK
scorn
bring discredit to
slate
trash
condemn
have a go at
underrate
damage
detract
hit out at
poor-mouth
trash-talk
trivialize
US
denounce
cry down
pour scorn on
impugn
fling mud at
bash
talk down
pull apart
underestimate
trivialise
UK
sling mud at
speak evil of
write off
do a number on
tear into
blacken the name of
misprize
sneer at
befoul
vituperate
assail
spoil
muckrake
cast a slur on
blotch
spread scandal about
scoff at
make light of
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