Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Flourish"

A: When plants flourish, it means they not only survive, but they grow beautifully and multiply. We use the same when describing people who are prosperous with health, wealth or children.

Another meaning is to do something in a big and fanciful way.

Some celebrities sign their names with an ending flourish (see attached image of signatures with wavy lives).

Some people wave their arms with a flourish (see gif I'll attach next). I hope the gif moves so that you can see the flourish movement.

A: For example, “This type of plant flourishes in dry conditions.”

A: Grow in a healthy way !

A: It means to grow or prosper. 'The flowers flourished in the wet conditions.'

A: It's an action meaning he put the hat on in a way

A: Flourish has two key uses:

With the warm and humid air in a greenhouse, succulents flourish especially well.

"Hey, look what I found," she yelled, flourishing my wallet.

I hope this is easy to understand.

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-the flowers flourish in spring every year
-she spoke so heavy handedly, she would flourish her words
-his daughter had flourished into a successful and beautiful woman
-the company was now in decline but would soon flourish and gain record profits

A: The garden is flourishing.
He promised me that this new fertiziler with make my plants flourish.

A: Wild plants flourish on the banks of the lake

A: Flourish is to grow, it can also mean that more is produced or become more/abundant.

Thrive is to survive, live strong and overcome obstacles.

A: Prosper- financially become successful
Thrive/flourish- synonyms, BUT flourish is also a noun, thrive is just a verb.

A: Flourish is a large immediate growth, like a flower blooming. Prosper is more long term growth.

A: @Rikuto: flourish and thrive i think are basically the same -- to live or develop quickly and easily. weeds flourish in neglect. students thrive on knowledge.

i think of prospering as being more about wealth or advancement. merchants prosper in the free market.

A: The biggest difference is that Flourish can be used as a verb and a noun, while Thrive is a verb. The meaning of both is pretty similar as verbs (to prosper), while Flourish as a noun, refers to the blooming of flowers, or a musical arrangment, or a designed calligraphy.

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A: hmm, from this context im assuming it means that he is full of confidence