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flourish
noun as in curlicue, decoration
Strongest matches
verb as in grow, prosper
Weak matches
be on top of heap, bear fruit, come along, get ahead, get on, go great guns, hit it big, live high on hog, make out
Example Sentences
ISTANBUL—Pope Leo XIV’s voyage to the Middle East is taking him to places where early Christianity flourished, but where that community is now struggling.
It deploys natural and social scientific methods to understand what advances and what impedes human flourishing.
Paid leave gives workers and families the financial stability and time to lead healthy, flourishing lives.
He adapted their simple massing and abstract play of volumes, graced them with a few flourishes of Colonial detail, and served them up to young clients on Long Island and in coastal Massachusetts.
Stein saw promise in the Universal Studios tour when others did not, and incorporated jolts and flourishes that became known as ‘JayBangs.’
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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