prosper

verb
UK /ˈprɒs.pər/
US /ˈprɑː.spɚ/

To do well and be successful.

The little bakery began to prosper after the new road was built.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To grow strong and healthy, especially as a plant or living thing.

The tomato plants prospered in the warm summer sun.

3. To become rich or wealthy over time.

The family prospered through years of hard work.

4. To do well in a particular situation or condition.

Children prosper when they feel safe and loved.