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flourish in Japanese

flourish in Japanese is 見せびらかす, 繁栄, 繁茂する — flourish means to grow, develop, or succeed vigorously.

flourish in Japanese

見せびらかす
noun
Pronounced: misebirakasu
A dramatic gesture such as the waving of a flag.
繁栄
verb
Pronounced: han'ei
(intransitive) To thrive or grow well.
繁茂する
verb
(intransitive) To thrive or grow well.
栄える
verb
Pronounced: sakaeru
(intransitive) To prosper or fare well.

What does "flourish" mean?

  1. verb To grow, develop, or succeed vigorously.
    "Small businesses flourished in the years after the recession ended."
  2. verb To wave or brandish something in a bold, showy way.
    "He flourished his ticket triumphantly as he walked through the gate."
  3. noun A bold, decorative gesture or embellishment.
    "She signed the letter with an elaborate flourish."
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flourish in a sentence

  • Small businesses flourished in the years after the recession ended.
  • Her career really began to flourish once she moved to the city.
  • He flourished his ticket triumphantly as he walked through the gate.
  • She signed the letter with an elaborate flourish.

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What is "flourish" in Japanese?

"flourish" in Japanese is 見せびらかす, 繁栄, 繁茂する. flourish means: To grow, develop, or succeed vigorously.

How do you pronounce 見せびらかす?

"flourish" in Japanese is 見せびらかす, pronounced "misebirakasu".

How do you use "flourish" in a sentence?

Example: "Small businesses flourished in the years after the recession ended." In Japanese, "flourish" is 見せびらかす, 繁栄, 繁茂する.

Are there other ways to say "flourish" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "flourish": 見せびらかす, 繁栄, 繁茂する, 栄える.

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