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Misleading headline -- the person managed to survive and didn't "succumb" (die)

• fao_ 9y ago
  1. To submit to an overpowering force or yield to an overwhelming desire; give up or give in. See 'yield'. 2. To die, especially from a disease or injury.
• JshWright 9y ago
  Just because "succumb" is euphemistically used to refer to death doesn't mean it's the only meaning. Perhaps "Users suffers a seizure..." would have been a better phrasing though.
  • CodeWriter23 9y ago
    Not for driving clicks.
• petraeus 9y ago
  succumb only means failed to prevent it in no way means die, you literally need to add "die" into the sentence to indicate death succumbed to fear <> die succumbed to love <> die etc