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thriving

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adjective

prospering or doing well; highly successful:
The Arts Commission plans to expand its thriving ArtSmart program into all 21 of the city’s elementary schools.
growing or developing vigorously; flourishing:
When I worked on her farm ten years ago there was still a thriving goat herd, but she’s been unable to keep it up on her own.

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Other Word Forms

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Word History and Origins

Origin of thriving¹

thriv(e) ( def ) + -ing ²( def )

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“Our economy is thriving because we invest in people, prioritize sustainability and believe in the power of innovation.”

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“Our economy is thriving because we invest in people, prioritize sustainability, and believe in the power of innovation.”

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Her business - the workout videos and a nutrition app - are thriving and she feels ready to return to her personal Instagram account - but with a very different set of rules this time around.

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A 2023 UN report said the Taliban allowed local commanders to retain 20% of seized US weapons, and that the black market was thriving as a result.

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The European Union has ranked second, and China has ranked third, providing thriving markets for nuts, dairy products and other commodities.

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