Difference between Succumb and Buckle Under

SUCCUMB vs BUCKLE UNDER: VERB

To die, especially from a disease or injury.
To submit to an overpowering force or yield to an overwhelming desire; give up or give in. : yield.

To sink or give way under pressure or superior force; be defeated; yield; submit; hence, to die.

Bow, Cede, Relinquish, Surrender, Budge, Admit, Lose, Concede, Indulge, Die, Suffer, Buckle under, Give in, Knuckle under, Yield

Transfer, Creak, Assign, Dispose, Submit, Give, Fall, Surrender, Admit, Lose, Die, Suffer, Knuckle under, Give in, Yield

But the medical device sector did not buckle under the pressure the pandemic created.
If JCP does buckle under to there demands I for one will never step foot into your store again.
It is clear, though, that targeted notochords appear unable to withstand the high mechanical strain and buckle under pressure.
Buckle under a quick read with maintaining the historical questions over the path of work.
The familiar ache of wanting deepened until she thought her knees might buckle under her.
Anyway, the lift did not buckle under the weight.
He never seems to buckle under the weight of deadlines or expectations.
The middle one will buckle under your weight, so be wary.
Just a guess, but it sounds like inadequate support under the base is causing it to buckle under pressure.
Bow, defer, submit, buckle under, knuckle under, succumb, yield access this FREE content do.