prosper

IPA: prˈɑspɝ

(transitive) To favor; to render successful.
(intransitive) To be successful; to succeed; to be fortunate or prosperous; to thrive; to make gain.
(intransitive) To grow; to increase.

Examples of "prosper" in Sentences

In the meantime, the firm had prospered.
The prosperity generated is immeasurable.
The Abbey prospered until the reformation.
The prosperity lasted through the twenties.
The colonists prospered on the reborn Earth.
It assures to us the prosperity of the country.
The culture of scallops is prosperous in the bay.
On the island of Mospheira, the colonists prosper.
Despite this informality, the operations prospered.
Prosperity or starvation is the responsibility of the individual.
Teach people that the best way to prosper is to help themselves not by hand outs.
"I believe the only way Kosovo will fully prosper is if Kosovo Serbs see a secure and peaceful future for themselves," she said.
The simple way for America to prosper is to ask the Republicans what they think we should do .... and then do the exact opposite.
It will require each of us to remind ourselves that we rise and fall as one nation; and that a country in which only a few prosper is antithetical to our ideals and our democracy.