prosperity
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3.7
- noun
- /prɒsˈpɛrɪti/
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prosperidad
- And economically, I think we can look forward to prosperity in the Arab world.
- economic prosperity
- peace and prosperity
- freedom and prosperity
Anyone who adds to prosperity must prosper in turn.
- Anyone who adds to prosperity must prosper in turn.
- May warmth radiate our bellies, bringing prosperity to all.
- Economic interdependence is a recipe for peace and mutual prosperity, right?
- And economically, I think we can look forward to prosperity in the Arab world.
- But we still had incredible growth in prosperity, in wages and standard of living.
- They have no idea what it took to create the prosperity that they take for granted.
- The the idea of commercial prosperity can't be separated from social progress.
- I'm saying the thing that was sold to people was prosperity for all.
- In Asia, meat is associated with prosperity and affluence.
- And you're dealing with a world in which more people means less prosperity, right?
- And that created the financial prosperity in that moment.
- So not just peace, but peace comes with prosperity.
- The Chairman XI wants to have common prosperity.
- What can we do to create shared prosperity?
Examples
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The First World War had brought unprecedented prosperity to American farmers.
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China has had a growth and prosperity unprecedented in the world.
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First, climate change is a direct threat to the prosperity and safety of the American people.
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Green is the color of prosperity, and is associated with money, luck, health and success.
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And in return, you and your families enjoyed safety and prosperity, for generations.
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During the past several decades, the government has established a society of prosperity and democracy.
Academic text (1999) -
And what an exciting day for this neighborhood which is about to enter a new era of prosperity.
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In this way, they would ensure for the next generation both prosperity and political rights through emigration.
Academic text (1990) -
Every Oran home had a seed bowl to bring luck and prosperity to the household.
Fiction book (1991) -
The new policies have led to significant economic prosperity for small businesses in the area.
Synonyms
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1.3
A large amount of money and valuable things that a person or country owns
255
3.9
Money or property that someone has
214
2.8
A time of fast growth in the economy and more jobs
14
6.3
A lot of money and valuable things that a person or place has
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1.4
A large amount of money and valuable things
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3.2
A situation of having a lot of money or valuable things
Having a lot of money and expensive things like houses or cars
Antonyms
How Prosperous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word prosperity comes from the Latin prosperus, which meant 'favourable' and is the same root as the verb prosper, built on pro- meaning 'forward'. So, prosperity is like moving 'forward' into success and wealth.