How To Use Succuba In A Sentence

Teutonic 'nightmare,' French _cauchemar_ (_mara_, an incubus, or succuba), belong in this class of malefic ghosts. Introduction to the History of Religions Handbooks on the History of Religions, Volume IV
However that may be, messieurs, to instruct you completely in this matter, I must divide the creatures smitten with incubacy or succubacy into two classes. Là-bas
No ghost haunts it; no succubus or succuba is hidden there, to harry the life out of good men and women. The Grey Room
Woe to thee, if thou harbourest the wizard and the succuba! The Last of the Barons — Complete
That and the witchcraft and incubacy and succubacy which I will tell you about; or rather, I will get another more expert than I in these matters to tell you about them. Là-bas

Let succuba succumb, the improvable his wealth made possible! Finnegans Wake
But there were other times at night when his defeated desire came and lay in his arms like an invisible unyielding succuba, torturing, maddening, driving him back to the street to drink until drunken sleep came with its sudden brutal mercy. The Blood of the Conquerors