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Synonyms for "flourishing" in English

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  1. flourishing:
  2. flourish:

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Detailed Synonyms for flourishing in English

flourishing:

flourishing adj

  1. flourishing
    prosperous; wealthy; flourishing; thriving; well; rich; healthy; well-of; in good health
  2. flourishing
    prosperous; flourishing; booming
  3. flourishing
    prosperous; healthy; flourishing; thriving; well; in good health
  4. flourishing
    flourishing; budding
  5. flourishing
    blooming; flourishing; prospering; healthy
  6. flourishing
    – very lively and profitable 1
    prosperous; thriving; booming; flourishing; roaring; prospering; palmy
    – very lively and profitable 1

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Related Definitions for "flourishing":

  1. very lively and profitable1
    • flourishing businesses1

flourish:

to flourish verbe (flourishes, flourished, flourishing)

  1. to flourish
    to flourish; to bloom; to prosper
    • flourish verbe (flourishes, flourished, flourishing)
    • bloom verbe (blooms, bloomed, blooming)
    • prosper verbe (prospers, prospered, prospering)
  2. to flourish
    to prosper; to blossom; to bloom; to flourish; to thrive; to do well; to go well; to boom; to keep good time
    • prosper verbe (prospers, prospered, prospering)
    • blossom verbe (blossoms, blossomed, blossoming)
    • bloom verbe (blooms, bloomed, blooming)
    • flourish verbe (flourishes, flourished, flourishing)
    • thrive verbe (thrives, thrived, thriving)
    • do well verbe (does well, did well, doing well)
    • go well verbe (goes well, went well, going well)
    • boom verbe (booms, boomed, booming)
    • keep good time verbe (keeps good time, kept good time, keeping good time)
  3. to flourish
    frizz; to twirl; to flourish
    • frizz verbe
    • twirl verbe (twirls, twirled, twirling)
    • flourish verbe (flourishes, flourished, flourishing)
  4. to flourish
    frizz; to flourish; to crisp; to twirl; to form circles
    • frizz verbe
    • flourish verbe (flourishes, flourished, flourishing)
    • crisp verbe (crisps, crisped, crisping)
    • twirl verbe (twirls, twirled, twirling)
    • form circles verbe (forms circles, formed circles, forming circles)
  5. to flourish
    – grow vigorously 1
    to expand; to thrive; to boom; to flourish
    – grow vigorously 1
    • expand verbe (expands, expanded, expanding)
    • thrive verbe (thrives, thrived, thriving)
      • The deer population in this town is thriving1
    • boom verbe (booms, boomed, booming)
      • business is booming1
    • flourish verbe (flourishes, flourished, flourishing)
  6. to flourish
    – move or swing back and forth 1
    to flourish; to wave; to brandish
    – move or swing back and forth 1
    • flourish verbe (flourishes, flourished, flourishing)
    • wave verbe (waves, waved, waving)
      • She waved her gun1
    • brandish verbe (brandishes, brandished, brandishing)
  7. to flourish
    – make steady progress; be at the high point in one's career or reach a high point in historical significance or importance 1
    to thrive; to flourish; to prosper; fly high
    – make steady progress; be at the high point in one's career or reach a high point in historical significance or importance 1
    • thrive verbe (thrives, thrived, thriving)
      • The new student is thriving1
    • flourish verbe (flourishes, flourished, flourishing)
    • prosper verbe (prospers, prospered, prospering)
    • fly high verbe

Conjugations for flourish:

present
  1. flourish
  2. flourish
  3. flourishes
  4. flourish
  5. flourish
  6. flourish
simple past
  1. flourished
  2. flourished
  3. flourished
  4. flourished
  5. flourished
  6. flourished
present perfect
  1. have flourished
  2. have flourished
  3. has flourished
  4. have flourished
  5. have flourished
  6. have flourished
past continuous
  1. was flourishing
  2. were flourishing
  3. was flourishing
  4. were flourishing
  5. were flourishing
  6. were flourishing
future
  1. shall flourish
  2. will flourish
  3. will flourish
  4. shall flourish
  5. will flourish
  6. will flourish
continuous present
  1. am flourishing
  2. are flourishing
  3. is flourishing
  4. are flourishing
  5. are flourishing
  6. are flourishing
subjunctive
  1. be flourished
  2. be flourished
  3. be flourished
  4. be flourished
  5. be flourished
  6. be flourished
diverse
  1. flourish!
  2. let's flourish!
  5. flourished
  6. flourishing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

flourish

  1. flourish
    flourish; curl
  2. flourish
    flourish; fanfare
  3. flourish
    tap; flourish

flourish [the ~] nom

  1. the flourish
    – (music) a short lively tune played on brass instruments 1
    the flourish; the fanfare; the tucket
    – (music) a short lively tune played on brass instruments 1
    • flourish [the ~] nom
      • he entered to a flourish of trumpets1
    • fanfare [the ~] nom
      • her arrival was greeted with a rousing fanfare1
    • tucket [the ~] nom
  2. the flourish
    – the act of waving 1
    the flourish; the brandish
    – the act of waving 1
  3. the flourish
    – a display of ornamental speech or language 1
    the flourish
    – a display of ornamental speech or language 1
  4. the flourish
    – a showy gesture 1
    the flourish
    – a showy gesture 1
    • flourish [the ~] nom
      • she entered with a great flourish1
  5. the flourish
    – an ornamental embellishment in writing 1
    the flourish
    – an ornamental embellishment in writing 1

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Related Definitions for "flourish":

  1. (music) a short lively tune played on brass instruments1
    • he entered to a flourish of trumpets1
  2. the act of waving1
  3. a display of ornamental speech or language1
  4. a showy gesture1
    • she entered with a great flourish1
  5. an ornamental embellishment in writing1
  6. grow vigorously1
  7. move or swing back and forth1
  8. make steady progress; be at the high point in one's career or reach a high point in historical significance or importance1







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