Throve is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THROVE in dictionary:

VERB:
• THRIVE, to grow vigorously
• (of a child, animal, or plant) to prosper, grow, or develop well or vigorously.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past tense of thrive
• imp. of Thrive.

Words related to THROVE

thrive12 thrived14 thriven13 thrives13 thriving15

How to use THROVE in a sentence

• He explained that its roots asked other sustenance, and that it throve best of all on simple elemental goodness.
• The families throve, and life was happy, even though varied with toil, danger, and hardship.
• Criminals throve in the confusion, and the people refused to pay taxes to either party.
• As the farms became thick, and towns throve, and life became more complex, the chances for variety in work and thought increased likewise.
• With the Maylies Oliver remained, and thanks to their tender care, gradually throve and prospered, although it was long weeks before he was quite himself again.
• The goats and hogs left on islands by the earlier navigators throve excellently on the whole.
• Through the fields flowed a stream of clean water, consequently our ducks throve well.
• A French pigeon, which was caught in the rigging, lived and throve during the whole of the passage.
• Their little garden on the flat throve well, and was a source of never-ending interest.
• She lived and throve up to the year 1787, me all the time coming and going on voyages, mostly coasting, too numerous to mention.
• Another time a gentleman, whom James had conducted through the grounds, asked him what kind of plants throve best there.
• It was found that in commerce, in husbandry, in any process, in fact, men throve in proportion as they saved their capital, their material, their force.
• The former, at least, throve exceedingly, as if in their natural soil.
• It may be that every mature reader will miss from the list some book or books of that precious childish literature which once throve and flourished behind school desks.
• We throve so satisfactorily that my mother seemed to have given up her cherished longing for a strawberry-garden.
• He had a little cooked meat every day, and as much milk as he liked to drink, and he throve well on this diet.
• But the Reformation throve amid the devastation of his sword, and over the blood of her citizens the banner of the new republic floated victorious.
• The children throve, and the nurse observed that a strange lady sometimes came to gaze on the princess by night.
• I will take the part of servant, since that of mistress throve so ill with me before.
• The same seed was found near Hanover Bay, by Lieutenants Grey and Lushington, and throve exceedingly well in the soft and luxurious climate of the ever-verdant Mauritius.
• And then he gat another great spear, and smote down twelve knights, and the most part of them never throve after.
• The negroes, if properly treated, throve, and were safer than among their enemies at home.
• Everything throve under her thrifty management, and she had no patience with laziness or waste.
• Here stood three transplanted beech-trees, and they throve well.
• In the bar-room the spirit of liberty throve, which was crushed in the pulpit.
• Thus the world received light, and cultivation throve, and there was nothing more to stand in the way of the light of the sun and the moon.
• It throve there remarkably well, but has been unaccountably neglected.
• Garden vegetables throve very well, and cabbages were cut weighing twenty-six pounds each.
• So all New England set to turning the good molasses into fiery rum, and while the slave trade throve abroad the rum trade prospered at home.
• Then the river towns throve most, and waxed turbulent, noisy, and big, according to the standards of the times.
• The family throve, notwithstanding, and were well supplied with all manner of delicacies, for the servants were many, and there was never a lack of corn or wine.
• He throve in business, and made a large fortune, one half of which was settled upon her.
• All the others were got safely ashore, and were put to graze on a bowling-green at Greenwich, where they throve very well.

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