thrive
Third Person
thrives
Present Participle
thriving
Past Tense
throve
Past Participle
thriven
1
(of an animal, child, or plant) to grow with strength, health, or energy
- The baby thrived in the loving and supportive care of her family.
- Under proper sunlight and water, the plants thrived in the garden.
- The young lion thrived in the wild, becoming strong and majestic.
- In a nurturing environment, children tend to thrive both physically and emotionally.
- The saplings thrived after being transplanted to nutrient-rich soil.
2
to grow and develop exceptionally well
- Despite the challenges, the small business managed to thrive in a competitive market.
- The community garden began to thrive with the addition of nutrient-rich soil and proper care.
- With a supportive environment, employees tend to thrive and contribute positively to the workplace.
- By focusing on sustainability, the company aims to thrive in the eco-friendly market.
- They are thriving in their respective careers due to continuous learning.