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"Bloom" vs. "thrive": exploring growth in words

Reviewed and edited by Lloyd Cooper 02/10/2024, 22:39
English.me team member
Bloom and thrive. What's the difference?

What is similar?

Both "bloom" and "thrive" refer to growth and flourishing in a positive way.

What is different?

"Bloom" often pertains to flowers or plants and focuses on the stage of producing flowers, while "thrive" is more general and can refer to any living organism or even non-living entities like businesses excelling.

Which one is more common?

Internet search results for bloom) and thrive

Examples of usage

Bloom
  • The cherry blossoms bloom in the spring.
  • With the right care, your orchids will bloom again.
  • Her talents began to bloom in her teenage years.
Thrive
  • The local business continued to thrive despite the economic downturn.
  • Children thrive in a loving and supportive environment.
  • Plants need sunlight and water to thrive.