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Comparing the paths: "growing" vs. "thriving"
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Lloyd Cooper 27/10/2024, 02:28
Lloyd Cooper 27/10/2024, 02:28English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "growing" and "thriving" refer to positive processes of development or improvement.
What is different?
While "growing" implies an increase in size, number, or intensity, and can refer to a neutral process, "thriving" specifically conveys a sense of flourishing, vitality, and prosperity, often implying a healthier or more successful state.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Growing- The plants in the garden are growing rapidly after the rain.
- The economy is growing steadily this year.
- Her interest in mathematics is growing as she learns more.
- The business is thriving in the competitive market.
- Despite the harsh conditions, the cactus is thriving.
- He is thriving in his new role at the company, showing great leadership skills.
Difference
