flourish in Latin
flourish in Latin is floreō, vigeō — flourish means to grow, develop, or succeed vigorously.
flourish in Latin
floreō
vigeō
What does "flourish" mean?
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verb To grow, develop, or succeed vigorously.
"Small businesses flourished in the years after the recession ended."
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verb To wave or brandish something in a bold, showy way.
"He flourished his ticket triumphantly as he walked through the gate."
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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 Latin?
"flourish" in Latin is floreō, vigeō. flourish means: To grow, develop, or succeed vigorously.
How do you use "flourish" in a sentence?
Example: "Small businesses flourished in the years after the recession ended." In Latin, "flourish" is floreō, vigeō.
Are there other ways to say "flourish" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "flourish": floreō, vigeō.
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