Verb:

செழித்தோங்கு,

thriven's Usage Examples:

The various farm animals introduced by the whites have thriven well (see below, Agriculture).

The society has never thriven in Germany, though a few houses have been founded there, in Munich and Vienna.

- The commerce of Tunisia has thriven under the French protectorate, having risen from an annual total of about £1,700,000 in 1881 to £8,687,000 in 1908.

The traders of Holland and Zeeland had thriven mightily by the war.

Several exotic species have been introduced into this part of Chile, some of which have thriven even better than in their native habitats.

The east coast ports seem to have thriven under his rule, but Bristol was not less prosperous.

The countless informers of all classes who had thriven under the previous regime now found themselves swept away, to borrow Pliny's metaphor (Pliny, Panegyr.

It was perhaps at this time that the crinoids, as a class, reached their climax, and most forms of lime-carbonate-secreting life seem to have thriven.

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Synonyms:

grow, expand, flourish, boom, revive, luxuriate,

Antonyms:

shrink, shorten, decrease, stay, contract,