verb

thrive

to flourish, to prosper, to grow vigorously

Plants thrive in the sunny garden.

Plants thrive in the sunny garden.

His business continues to thrive.

His business continues to thrive.

Some people thrive on pressure.

Some people thrive on pressure.

((on sth.)) to grow or develop well, feeding on (sth.) Some people thrive on pressure.

Synonyms: flourish, prosper, burgeon; Antonyms: fail, languish, decline.

From Old Norse 'þrifask', meaning 'to grasp for oneself, to thrive'.

Think of how you 'arrive' at success; you 'thrive'.

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