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prosper
verb as in be fortunate; succeed
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Example Sentences
Why it is so hard for away teams to prosper at alternate shot is hard to fathom.
Since then, children and grandchildren have gone to school, worked, prospered and contributed.
To prosper in this competition, they are going to have to be clinical.
They’re too focused on raising families and trying to prosper in these hard times to post a hot take on social media about political personalities they barely know.
"After so many years, I haven't had much development for myself. Some migrants have prospered - those who went to Korea, the US, or Malaysia. Not people like us."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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