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to flourish
01
to grow in a healthy and strong way
Intransitive
Example
The garden began to flourish with proper sunlight and watering.
With enough water, the plants flourish quickly.
The rainforest allows countless species to flourish.
02
to quickly grow in a successful way
Intransitive
Example
The tech startup flourished in the competitive market, quickly becoming a leading company in the industry.
With the new management in place, the restaurant began to flourish, attracting more customers than ever before.
The young artist flourished under the mentorship of a renowned painter, rapidly improving her skills and gaining recognition.
03
to move or wave something back and forth, often to attract attention
Transitive: to flourish sth
Example
She flourished the flag in the air to signal the start of the race.
He flourished his handkerchief to catch the attention of the crowd.
Waving her arm, she flourished the letter to show everyone the good news.
Flourish
01
a showy gesture
02
the act of waving
03
a display of ornamental speech or language
04
(music) a short lively tune played on brass instruments
05
an ornamental embellishment in writing
