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succor

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Main Entry: succor
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: assistance

Synonyms:

aid, help, relief, support, sustenance
Main Entry: succor
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: aid

Synonyms:

assistance, comfort, help, mitigation, refuge, relief, rescue, support
Main Entry: benefit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: help, enhance

Synonyms:

advance, advantage, aid, ameliorate, assist, avail, be good for, better, build, contribute to, do for one, do the trick, favor, fill the bill, further, improve, make a killing, make it, pay, pay off, profit, promote, relieve, serve, succor, work for

Antonyms:

handicap, harm, hinder, hurt, injure
Main Entry: comfort
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: good feeling; ease

Synonyms:

abundance, alleviation, amenity, assuagement, bed of roses, cheer, cheerfulness, complacency, contentment, convenience, coziness, creature comforts, enjoyment, exhilaration, facility, gratification, happiness, luxury, opulence, peacefulness, pleasure, plenty, poise, quiet, relaxation, relief, repose, rest, restfulness, satisfaction, snugness, succor, sufficiency, warmth, well-being

Antonyms:

aggravation, annoyance, bother, botheration, distress, exasperation, irritation, torment, torture
Main Entry: comfort
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: aid, help

Synonyms:

alleviation, assist, compassion, compensation, consolation, encouragement, hand, lift, pity, relief, secours, solace, succor, support, sympathy

Antonyms:

hindrance, hurt, injury, torment, torture
Main Entry: comfort
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make to feel better

Synonyms:

abate, aid, allay, alleviate, ameliorate, assist, assuage, bolster, buck up, calm, cheer, commiserate with, compose, condole, confirm, console, delight, divert, ease, encourage, enliven, free, gladden, grant respite, hearten, help, inspirit, invigorate, lighten burden, make well, mitigate, nourish, put at ease, quiet fears, reanimate, reassure, refresh, relieve, remedy, revitalize, revive, salve, soften, solace, soothe, strengthen, stroke, succor, support, sustain, sympathize, uphold, upraise

Antonyms:

aggravate, annoy, bother, distress, exasperate, hurt, irritate, provoke, torment, torture, trouble, vex
Main Entry: consolation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: relief, comfort

Synonyms:

alleviation, assuagement, cheer, comfort, compassion, ease, easement, encouragement, fellow feeling, help, lenity, pity, solace, succor, support, sympathy
Notes: solace is a form of comfort given to one who is in sorrow or distress; consolation is an act of offering such comfort, or the result of such comfort having been provided

Antonyms:

agitation, annoyance, antagonism, discouragement, disturbance, trouble, upset
Main Entry: convenience
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: availability, usefulness; useful thing

Synonyms:

accessibility, accessory, accommodation, advancement, advantage, agreeableness, aid, amenity, appliance, appropriateness, assistance, avail, benefit, comfort, comforts, contribution, cooperation, decency, ease, enjoyment, facility, fitness, furtherance, handiness, help, life, luxury, means, ministration, ministry, openness, opportuneness, promotion, receptiveness, relief, satisfaction, service, serviceability, succor, suitability, suitableness, support, time saver, use, utility

Antonyms:

inconvenience, inexpedience, inutility, unsuitability, uselessness, waste
Main Entry: cooperate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: aid, assist

Synonyms:

abet, advance, agree, back up, band, be in cahoots, befriend, chip in, coadjute, coincide, collaborate, combine, comply with, concert, concur, conduce, conspire, contribute, coordinate, espouse, forward, further, go along with, help, join forces, join in, league*, lend a hand, participate, partner, pitch in, play ball, pool resources, pull together, second, share in, show willingness, side with, stick together, succor, take part, unite, uphold, work side by side, work together

Antonyms:

block, delay, disturb, encumber, handicap, hinder, impede, obstruct, prevent, stop
Main Entry: encourage
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: give support; help

Synonyms:

abet, advance, advocate, aid, approve, assist, back, back up, befriend, bolster, boost, brace, comfort, console, countenance, develop, ease, egg on, endorse, favor, fortify, forward, foster, further, get behind, give a leg up, go for, improve, instigate, invite, pat on the back, prevail, promote, pull for, push, reassure, reinforce, relieve, root for, sanction, second, serve, side with, smile upon, solace, spur, strengthen, subscribe to, subsidize, succor, support, sustain, uphold

Antonyms:

block, confuse, deter, discourage
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