Prosper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROSPER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to be successful
• succeed in material terms; be financially successful
• flourish physically; grow strong and healthy
• make successful
• To favor; to render successful.
• To be successful; to succeed; to be fortunate or prosperous; to thrive; to make gain.
• To grow; to increase.
• make steady progress; be at the high point in one\'s career or reach a high point in historical significance or importance
• be successful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be successful or fortunate

Words related to PROSPER

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How to use PROSPER in a sentence

• God might prosper a bold stroke, and in any case I should be true to my trust.
• And no sooner did his business prosper than he married a pretty girl from his native village.
• Prosper Marchand has amused himself by collecting some vain speculations of previous writers as to the age, country, and personality of Jacques de Cessoles.
• The stability produced by this state of things had allowed the people to prosper.
• His word will never return to him void, but will prosper always where he sends it.
• If they wished to prosper, they were to know and consider in their hearts that Jehovah was God, and there was none else.
• Prosper Bertomy, thought he was justified in obtaining the amount from the Bank of France on the evening of the 27th, and in locking it up in the bank safe against the morning.
• When he thought at last that he had won her affections, she had fled to the protection of no less a person than Prosper Bertomy himself.
• Pray for strength and wisdom from above, and God bless and prosper you, dearest.
• Mother, forever in vain would then our abundant possessions Prosper before me, and seasons to come be in vain to me fruitful.
• And though the Indian people had all of these customs, I know not one of them that made the people prosper or brought life to them.
• For, to such men it was very clear how this poor devoted Pope would prosper, with his New Testament in his hand.
• However, while a rash and ill-conceived undertaking may prosper at the outset, in time it always begins to flag.
• I trust that you prosper, and that your authors are in good condition.
• If a housewife wish everything to prosper with her and her family, she will not permit the floors of her house to be swept at night.
• This compliment, however, she did not derive from the regard of Prosper Lambertini, who exercised the papal sway under the assumed name of Benedict XIV.
• There was no doubt that the flock would prosper, and that at no distant time not only wool but hides would be abundant.
• Prosper strove to tell the story with tragic effect, but all of which had reference to the same transaction.
• The name of Prosper would be fixed at Buston, putting it altogether beyond his reach.
• Prosper had not a large correspondence, but it was laborious, and, as he thought, effective.
• Prosper, sending his compliments, and saying that he would do himself the honor of calling at a certain hour.
• Prosper was not strong enough to stick firmly to his guns as planted for him by Messrs.
• Prosper did no doubt assume something of the manner of an aristocratic owner of land.
• Prosper did not think that he had energy enough to look for a third lady who might be fit at all points to become his wife.
• But now the feeling was, how could they show their gratitude and kindness to poor Uncle Prosper? CHAPTER LII.
• Prosper had thought so too, but had hardly known how to express himself after his second burst of anger.
• Prosper was left to meditate on the terrible step he had taken.
• Prosper learned this, probably, from Matthew, but he never spoke of it to the family.
• Therefore, Raoul, I repeat to you, you should see in my counsel only the desire of being useful to you, only the ambition of seeing you prosper.
• While sagacity and efficiency marked her short administration, and Russia continued to expand and prosper, no events of special importance occurred.
• The Buddha replies that as long as they act in concord, behave honourably, and respect the Faith, so long may they be expected not to decline but prosper.
• When we strike our roots deep into Him, our branch also shall not wither, and our leaf shall be green, and all that we do shall prosper.

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