Synonym: refuge, resort. Similar words: in due course, in the course of, course, of course, discourse, economic recovery, nurse, by yourself. Meaning: ['rɪkɔrs /-'kɔːs] 
n. 1. act of turning to for assistance 2. something or someone turned to for assistance or security.
n. 1. act of turning to for assistance 2. something or someone turned to for assistance or security. 
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61. Recurrences are otherwise quite likely, and, ultimately, surgery may be the only recourse.
62. Sentencing is too important to be left in the hands of one person without recourse to a higher authority.
63. Such developments were, for Draper, red rag to a bull - hence his recourse to history for the counterattack.
64. The individual citizen was beginning to learn he had recourse against the all powerful government.
65. In the absence of these rare pointers guesswork may be the only recourse.
66. A power of sale under a general lien should not normally be exercised without recourse to legal advice.
67. Pearl-bearing oysters can readily be gathered by divers without recourse to elaborate equipment.
68. Maclennan continues: The importance of current omissions is clearly illustrated by recourse to some basic economics.
69. Their only ultimate recourse is to deal with each other by brute force.
70. Recourse to stabbing is at least potentially more open to abuse.
71. They are a means of keeping the constitution in tune with changing political circumstances without recourse to legislation.
72. But this is almost impossible to do, even by recourse to highly contrived situations not encountered in the wild.
73. If an account does not pay, the lender has no recourse to the borrowing firm.
74. To describe the situation fully needs recourse to the clock.
75. He taught that states of mystical ecstasy could be achieved effortlessly - and without recourse to psychedelic drugs.
76. It offers a reminder of what can be achieved without recourse to star names or the Vienna Philharmonic.
77. Interestingly, these second visits were never successful, and interviewers then had recourse to the back-up lists.
78. Whosoever Have Recourse To Them Shall Not Be Refused.
79. Thought has recourse to ultimate principle and ideas.
80. He had recourse with the ombudsman's office.
81. Kentuck had recourse to his finger.
82. His last recourse was the law.
83. Recourse to arms was open to them. Sentencedict.com
84. His only recourse was to resign.
85. I shall have recourse to the legend.
86. Therefore I counsel you have recourse to your wheel.
87. A child's great recourse in trouble is its mother.
88. Our recourse in illness is to a doctor.
89. Nothing in this Article shall affect the right of recourse on the part of the shipowner against any other parties salved.
90. The recourse of Internet has following features : wipe scope, update information, convenience and economy.
More similar words: in due course, in the course of, course, of course, discourse, economic recovery, nurse, by yourself, record, recover, recommend, recovery, recording, recognition, recommendation, burst, oversee, endorse, reverse, diverse, pursuit, burst in, burst into, reck, recall, become, coup, court, recent, recipe.