Prospered is valid Scrabble Word

Is prospered a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is prospered valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for PROSPERED in dictionary:

VERB:

PROSPER, to be successful
succeed in material terms; be financially successful
flourish physically; grow strong and healthy
make successful

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to be successful or fortunate

Words related to PROSPERED

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How to use PROSPERED in a sentence

I am not going to tell you how he came to the city and prospered, leaving me, at his death, rich beyond my needs.
After which it is observed in History, that he never prospered in any thing he undertook.
Elswick prospered greatly, until suddenly there came a check, in the shape of a strike for a nine hours day, in 1871.
His prudence and judgment won him the esteem of the best portion of his people, and the Province prospered in his hands.
He seemingly prospered, and retired about 1609 to Stratford, where he lived in the house that he had bought some years before, and where he died in 1616.
She bore a charmed life and prospered amid dangers and alarms.
As they were not pursued, they felt safe after a month or two, so they spent the money in buying land and cattle, and their cultivation prospered, and they became quickly rich.
She went down-stairs, where conversation had not prospered.
Every speculation, in fact, which Ellish touched, prospered.
But the chief butler, when things prospered with him, forgot his interpreter.

But Ollie and I, on our diet of gooseberries, had not prospered, and woke up as cross as Old Blacky.
And, pleasing to relate, Gil prospered more when he was generous than he had when he was mean.
As Old Coonrod prospered he bought land and slaves, and was a large owner of both in his day.
The brothers on the outside sections have prospered.
Bunker, who seemed to have prospered under the rule of Big Business, could permit such articles in his magazine.
The country grew and prospered for two hundred years.
From that morning on, everything prospered with the youth.
And the Lord did pour out his Spirit upon them, and they were blessed, and prospered in the land.
Allen bad prospered, and begun to speculate in cattle.
Thus it was that whilst his father was growing gray in exile, Lord David prospered under Charles II.
For many years the people prospered, living in peace and contentment.
A network of deep lanes wound round Magdala, which, judging by the number of new dwellings, seemed to have prospered since Joseph had last seen it.
The man gave him half the treasures of the elves, and ever afterward prospered exceedingly.
Had Jansenism prospered as well, France might have had more of reform and less of revolution.
And Amasis also prospered, and showed favour to the Greeks.
Things prospered with our hero, and you may be sure that he did not forget his old friends of the lighthouse.
But if the stage, after the Restoration, differed greatly from what it had been previously, it yet prospered and gained strength more and more.
Smith had prospered by selling supplies to the patriot army.
Scotland, under James, had much prospered in wealth and even in comfort.

Similar words containing PROSPER without suffix ed

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