Succumb

Many people succumb to addiction and struggle to overcome it.

He will likely succumb to the allure of the tropical beaches and never want to leave.

The patient refused to succumb to the disease and fought courageously until the very end.

I try to resist the temptation to eat junk food, but I always succumb in the end.

The tree will eventually succumb to disease and die.

The soldiers will succumb to exhaustion after marching for hours.

He couldn't resist the temptation to succumb to his ex's advances, even though he knew it was a bad idea.

Despite her best efforts, she couldn't help but succumb to her fear of public speaking.

The company's CEO refused to succumb to pressure from shareholders to cut costs.

The resolve of the protesters began to succumb to police pressure.

The rebels refused to succumb to the tyranny of the oppressive regime and continued their struggle for freedom.

The patient's weakened immune system led him to succumb to an opportunistic infection.

The boxer refused to succumb to his opponent's aggressive punches and fought back with even more determination.

The company's finances started to decline, and the CEO knew they would succumb to bankruptcy if they didn't take action.

Despite being a strong and independent person, she couldn't help but succumb to the sadness of her breakup.

The plants in the garden began to succumb to the lack of water and sunlight.

Many people succumb to the temptation of eating junk food.

The ship's hull began to succumb to the harshness of the sea.

The author refused to succumb to censorship and continued to write about controversial topics.

She always tried to stay positive, but the constant criticism eventually made her succumb to negativity.

The paint on the walls began to succumb to wear and tear after several years.

The artist refused to succumb to commercial pressure and continued to produce work that was true to her vision.

He was tempted to succumb to his gambling addiction and bet all of his savings at the casino.

The concrete foundation began to succumb to cracks over time.

I always succumb to temptation and eat too much cake.

She refused to succumb to peer pressure and drink alcohol at the party.

The country's economy has been struggling for years and may finally succumb to recession.

The athlete was able to overcome her injury and not succumb to the pressure of withdrawing from the competition.

The company's stock prices continue to fall, and some analysts believe it may succumb to bankruptcy.

The building's foundation started to succumb to erosion.

The car's engine began to succumb to the effects of old age.

The company's profits started to succumb to a decline in sales.

The machine has been used so much that it's starting to succumb to wear and tear.

The book's spine started to succumb to frequent use.

The walls of the old castle started to succumb to the ravages of time.

The athlete's performance began to succumb to fatigue in the final lap.

The explorer refused to succumb to the harsh conditions of the environment and continued his journey.

Many people succumb to temptation and cheat on their diets.

Despite his best efforts, he couldn't help but succumb to his fear of heights.

She tends to succumb to stress easily and gets overwhelmed.

I always succumb to peer pressure and end up doing things I don't want to do.

The artist refused to succumb to societal expectations and continued to create controversial and thought-provoking works.

The soldier refused to succumb to the enemy's torture and never revealed any classified information.

The endangered species will likely succumb to habitat destruction if nothing is done to protect it.

The CEO refused to succumb to the shareholder's demands.

The community came together to support those affected by the natural disaster, refusing to succumb to despair and hopelessness.

My immune system is starting to succumb to the cold weather.