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Meaning of "it thrived"
it thrived - Indicates that something or someone not only survived but also flourished or prospered in a particular environment or situation
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It thrived in poor soil and under adverse conditions.
And was surprised to see it thrived.
It thrived off wars and distrust between states.
I ran that place without complaint and it thrived under my watch.
And it thrived under my watch.
At first it thrived.
It thrived as a port town before the days of the railroads.
After being introduced to Ireland in the late eighteenth century it thrived.
It thrived for over a year and then suddenly died.
It also facilitated the Red Sea trade on which it thrived.
All it thrived for was the destruction of their world.
And more than weathering them, it thrived.
It thrived until it became an institution.
And his political career not only survived, it thrived.
It thrived throughout the nineteenth and into the twentieth century.
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What he found was that life not only survived, it thrived.
It thrived on the leaves from the trees and would occasionally eat meat.
But the darker version was now very well camouflaged, and it thrived and multiplied.
It thrived for centuries before the rise of the Incas.
I did everything right. I ran that place without complaint and it thrived under my watch.
It thrived at the height of the Roman Empire but was abandoned after an earthquake.
When the French first planted coffee in Vietnam, it thrived.
But none of it thrived the way I had envisioned.
Here in Orgrimmar the Horde not only survived ; it thrived.
It thrived as a market town and the Ottomans established the Wednesday market in Ibb.
From Rome, leeks spread to the United Kingdom, where it thrived in the chilly environment.
It thrived during the Gothic and Renaissance periods.
As coffee declined in the West Indies, it thrived in Latin America.
It thrived on trade, shipbuilding and tobacco farming.
Even as slavery died elsewhere, it thrived in Brazil, Cuba and the American South.
It thrived in dry, salty regions especially around the Dead Sea.
Not only did it survive, but it thrived and bloomed multiple times!
Although it thrived during its time, it did not survive past the Miocene.
Whatever it was, it thrived on fear.
It thrived for years, even when I cut it back severely several times.
Its original frontage was only 25 feet, but it thrived and doubled in size.
In its heyday, it thrived as both a post town and a commercial center.
But Linux not only survived, it thrived.
It thrived before experiencing a period of decline in the 19th century.
The Fogo Island Co-op not only survived, it thrived.
It thrived during the 20th century but later met a decline.
So I refused to water it, denied it light, and yet, day after day, it thrived.
It thrived on the activity of the coal mines until petroleum production seized the market . [ 4 ].
That 's what I remember . Whatever it was, it thrived on fear.
It thrived in the early 20th century and remains crucial to the country 's traditional culture.
It thrived until 1923, when it transformed into the National Aeronautic Association, which still exists today.
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Some thrived and found change exciting
