| PROSPER | • prosper v. (Transitive) To favor; to render successful. • prosper v. (Intransitive) To be successful; to succeed; to be fortunate or prosperous; to thrive; to make gain. • prosper v. (Intransitive) To grow; to increase. |
| PROSPERS | • prospers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prosper. • PROSPER v. to be successful. |
| PROSPERED | • prospered v. Simple past tense and past participle of prosper. • PROSPER v. to be successful. |
| PROSPERING | • prospering v. Present participle of prosper. • PROSPER v. to be successful. |
| PROSPERITY | • prosperity n. The condition of being prosperous, of having good fortune. • PROSPERITY n. the condition of being successful or thriving. |
| PROSPEROUS | • prosperous adj. Characterized by success. • prosperous adj. Well off; affluent. • prosperous adj. Favorable. |
| COPROSPERITY | • coprosperity n. Joint prosperity. • COPROSPERITY n. shared prosperity. |
| PROSPERITIES | • prosperities n. Plural of prosperity. • PROSPERITY n. the condition of being successful or thriving. |
| PROSPEROUSLY | • prosperously adv. In a prosperous manner; so as to prosper. • PROSPEROUS adv. thriving, affluent. |
| UNPROSPEROUS | • unprosperous adj. Not prosperous. • UNPROSPEROUS adj. not prosperous. |
| COPROSPERITIES | • COPROSPERITY n. shared prosperity. |
| PROSPEROUSNESS | • prosperousness n. The quality of being prosperous; prosperity. • PROSPEROUS n. thriving, affluent. |
| UNPROSPEROUSLY | • unprosperously adv. In an unprosperous manner. • UNPROSPEROUS adv. not prosperous. |