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History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
bloom

a flower, especially of a plant admired mainly for its flowers e.g. a rose

flower

fortunate

having, bringing, brought by, good fortune; lucky (which is more usual)

having good luck

fruitful

producing good results

productive

golden

of or like gold in value or colour

beautiful, advantageous

green

of the colour of growing grass; not ripe

young, new, blooming

greens

kinds of leafy vegetables, boiled as food

young, new, blooming

hale

strong and healthy

strong and healthy

healthy

having good health

in good condition

lush

(especially of grass and plants) growing thickly and well

profuse and delightful

luxuriant

(of grass and plants) growing thickly and well

profuse, plush

on track

earning

favorable, profitable

prosperous

financially successful

successful, thriving

robust

strong, active; fit, healthy

healthy, strong

sturdy

strong and solid

solid, durable

take-over

accept responsibility for a person from another person

energetic, powerful

vigorous

strong; energetic

energetic, powerful

well

in good health; in a satisfactory condition; thoroughly; completely; very much; a place for obtaining water from an underground source; a hole bored for mineral oil; a tall space in a building for a staircase or lift

healthy

well-off

rich

successful, wealthy

well-to-do

wealthy; from a high social class

well-off

FLOURISHING as in Wiktionary
FLOURISHING as in Wikipedia