Synonym: affluent, comfortable, flourishing, fortunate, opulent, rich, successful, triumphant, wealthy, well-off. Antonym: unprosperous. Similar words: prosper, prospect, prosperity, prospective, introspect, introspection, retrospective, onerous. Meaning: ['prɑsprəs /'prɒ-] adj. 1. in fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich 2. very lively and profitable 3. marked by peace and prosperity 4. favoring or bringing good luck.
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121. In this story about Shep, he is a grown man and the prosperous owner of a silk mill.
122. With lanes closed and hungry sheep on the Ridgeway, prosperous west Berkshire looked disease-free but quietly miserable last weekend.
123. To recover, psychologically, it was not enough to become more prosperous than ever.
124. Or they can decide that the main problem is that relative poverty got no better during the prosperous 1980s.
125. By contrast the middle-class area has a relatively stable and prosperous population.
126. In certain cases individual businessmen had considerable success in setting companies on more prosperous paths.
127. The paradox was that Ryan's starting point was no different from that of coaches in the prosperous days of the Seventies.
128. All study practices were in relatively prosperous areas: none was in receipt of a deprivation allowance.
129. Now that we are a little more prosperous, the habit of bringing a bottle seems to have dropped off.
130. It was a prosperous and fashionable area in CD's days but deteriorated into a slum in the late nineteenth century.
131. The following four years were a prosperous interlude.
132. The prospects of futures market is still prosperous.
133. Natlie Henry encountered Berel as a devout prosperous merchant.
134. A well-nourished condition, thriving, prosperous, full, and complete.
135. The peasant household has become prosperous through working hard. Sentencedict.com
136. A very prosperous small temple on the side road.
137. I augur from all circumstances a prosperous result.
138. Nevertheless, thanks to the incorruptness of monarchic government, the country was still more prosperous than the time of her coronation.
139. Prior to the Westerners visits to the East, the international trade network in Asia emerged in the early 15th century, which was one of the most stable and prosperous trade centers in the world.
140. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries there arose a prosperous tradesman class.
141. Representative elements of order Albaillellaria firstly appear in Silurian, which prosperous in Late Devonian, and extinction in end-Permian, is the characteristic group of Late Paleozoic Radiolaria.
142. Chinese lead acid battery industry will have great changes in capital composition and will become a prosperous industry in 21st century.
143. The slump was deepest in the prosperous north: worst hit was the border state of Coahuila.
144. Combining the alumina-zirconia nano-composite infiltrated ceramic core with the post by direct sintering can be expected a prosperous clinical application in the future.
145. Julia was married to Charles Dodds, a relatively prosperous landowner and furniture maker to whom she had borne 10 children.
146. And it gets the conclusion that the market of our country's architectural decoration will last necessarily prosperous and the market management will have more well-ordered.
147. It is the business, personal prosperity, developed, prosperous, undefeated important to the success performance.
148. Mr Mugabe has pauperised a formerly prosperous country and used thuggery to remain perpetually in power.
149. In Green's invective there is the starveling author's jealousy of the prosperous actor.
150. Method: Using DHS treatment thighbone thick prosperous bone fracture altogether 157 examples.
More similar words: prosper, prospect, prosperity, prospective, introspect, introspection, retrospective, onerous, numerous, generous, dexterous, dangerous, ponderous, vociferous, boisterous, odoriferous, obstreperous, preposterous, erosion, so to speak, to speak of, peter out, come round, prosthetic, prosecute, prostrate, prosecutor, prosecution, proud, sprout.