Synonyms for flourishing
flour·ish·ing

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1. booming, flourishing, palmy, prospering, prosperous, roaring, thrivingadjective

   very lively and profitable

   "flourishing businesses"; "a palmy time for stockbrokers"; "a prosperous new business"; "doing a roaring trade"; "a thriving tourist center"; "did a thriving business in orchids"

   Synonyms:
   thriving, well-heeled, stentorian, easy, halcyon, golden, well-to-do, well-situated, palmy, booming, well-off, favourable, prosperous, well-fixed, comfortable, favorable, roaring, lucky, prospering

   Antonyms:
   unsuccessful

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1. List of paraphrases for "flourishing":

   thriving, prosperous, booming, burgeoning, prosperity, blossoming, buoyant, flowering, prospering

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1. Thein Sein:

   In fact, the military is the one who is assisting in the flourishing of democracy in our country, as the political parties mature in their political norms and practice, the role of the military gradually changes.

2. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:

   The pressure around this decision back then was enormous. But I insisted -- I ordered the construction and it paid off, today, Har Homa is a flourishing neighborhood in which tens of thousands of Israeli civilians are living. As we proved in the past, my friends in the Likud Party and I, we will keep Jerusalem protected and keep developing it.

3. Jeffrey Sachs:

   The aspiration of society is the flourishing of its members, this report gives evidence on how to achieve societal well?being. It's not by money alone, but also by fairness, honesty, trust and good health.

4. Fabrice Bregier:

   As a European citizen, and as the head of one of the few flourishing European enterprises, I hope the UK stays in Europe, but it is up to them to determine themselves, if the UK happened to leave then we would examine the consequences for our business. I think we will avoid this, because Europe has made progress on the basis of crises that subsequently lead to progress.

5. David Saperstein:

   During my visit in August, I found that despite widespread continuing government abuses and restrictions, many place of worship were nonetheless full and flourishing, in areas of the country where the government's hand was lighter, faith-based social service and welfare agencies operate homeless shelters, orphanages, soup kitchens, and made highly positive contributions to the well-being of their society.