Flourish
flourish (verb) -
a. successful, developing quickly and strongly
b. grows well and is healthy because conditions are good
Example sentences:
* After the political problems ended, business flourished and everyone's income went up.
* Singapore has been a flourishing port city for almost two hundred years.
* The club has continued to flourish even though membership dropped off last year.
* If the conditions are right in the fish pond, the fish will flourish.
* We must enact laws that allow businesses of all sizes to flourish.
* December often disappoints investors but then rises in a year-end flourish just before the end of the year.
* Nationalist sentiment will flourish if the economy doesn't improve soon.
* The company has a reputation for allowing talent to flourish.
* Ancient Thai traditions continue to flourish in the countryside.
* They hoped that buffalo herds would once again flourish and roam free across the land.
* "It is a tautology that intellectuals need despotism to flourish."
* "Paradoxically, Japan did allow an 'ancient merchant capitalism' to flourish despite its own despotic tendencies and habits."
* In a land of true Buddhism people will flourish; In a family wherein the sutras are recited daily calamity will disappear.
