Antonym: decay. Similar words: prospect, introspect, introspection, retrospective, so to speak, to speak of, prostrate, prosecute. Meaning: ['prɑspə(r) /'prɒ-] 
v. 1. grow stronger 2. gain in wealth.
v. 1. grow stronger 2. gain in wealth. 
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(1) Ill-gotten gain [goods] never prosper.
(2) Ill-gotten goods never prosper.
(3) Cheats never prosper.
(4) May the gods prosper our city!
(5) The high street banks continue to prosper.
(6) Live long and prosper!
(7) Where great, wild creatures ranged, the vermin prosper.
(8) The hotels and restaurants failed to prosper.
(9) The children seemed to prosper under their grandparent's care.
(10) I might even survive and prosper.
(11) Needless to say, some did survive and prosper.
(12) Highly motivated and highly skilled individuals will prosper in this environment.
(13) Men prosper for a decade, and demons dare not draw near!
(14) Only the best operations will survive and prosper in the future for accident repair.
(15) In other words, capitalists must prosper if there is to be progress and landlords can not help reaping its fruits.
(16) We need to create a climate in which business can prosper.
(17) With her at the wheel, the company began to prosper.
(18) With the advent of the new chairman, the company began to prosper.
(19) He may have to become more conformist if he is to prosper again.
(20) Thirdly, the competitive nature of capitalism means that only the largest and most wealthy companies will survive and prosper.
(21) If you repeat the basics faithfully, your business will prosper.
(22) These spirits of the forest are considered to control the fertility of women and to prosper men's hunting.
(23) Perhaps they will excel at struggling through the maze of government regulations and prosper in the concrete and paper jungles of commerce.
(24) Thirty years ago, interstate interchanges helped many communities to prosper, while those on backroads stagnated.
(25) We try to create an atmosphere in which employees can enjoy themselves and prosper and make significant contributions.
(26) The elves never returned, but the shoemaker continued to prosper and had good luck in everything he did.
(27) The worries stem partly from a lack of confidence that their children will prosper unless provided with the best of opportunities.
(28) So paradoxically, those with the poorest land came in the end to prosper the most. Sentencedict.com
(29) Andy Saville, a bargain ￡150,000 buy from Hartlepool last season, was the player to prosper from Peschisllibo's penetrative play.
(30) In a period of punctuated equilibrium no one knows what new social behavior patterns will allow humans to prosper and survive.
More similar words: prospect, introspect, introspection, retrospective, so to speak, to speak of, prostrate, prosecute, prosecutor, prosecution, hospice, biosphere, hospital, atmosphere, hospitable, cross, gross, across, morose, inhospitable, engross, erosion, sun rose, cross out, get across, come across, corrosion, engrossed, put across, cut across.