throve

[ throhv ]

/ θroʊv /

verb

a simple past tense of thrive.

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Example sentences from the Web for throve

Nevertheless, she was able to suckle the infant, who did well from its birth and throve rapidly.
The Devil's Garden|W. B. Maxwell
They breathed an atmosphere of shame, and throve on what kills honest people.'
Victor Hugo: His Life and Works|G. Barnett Smith
Page 269, he tells of camels brought by some Guiana ships to Virginia, but had not then heard how they throve with us.
The History of Virginia, in Four Parts|Robert Beverley
At Venice they lived and throve, and made money for two hundred years.
The Earl of Beaconsfield|James Anthony Froude

With all the official turmoil that grew and throve at Minneconjou in the week that followed, this narrative has nothing to do.
A Soldier's Trial|Charles King

British Dictionary definitions for throve

throve

/ (θrəʊv) /

verb

a past tense of thrive

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单词	throve
释义	throve [ throhv ] / θroʊv / verb a simple past tense of thrive. Words nearby throve Through the Looking-Glass, through the mill, through the motions, through thick and thin, throughway, throve, throw, throw about, throw a curve, throw a fit, throw a monkey wrench into Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for throve Nevertheless, she was able to suckle the infant, who did well from its birth and throve rapidly. The Devil's Garden\|W. B. Maxwell They breathed an atmosphere of shame, and throve on what kills honest people.' Victor Hugo: His Life and Works\|G. Barnett Smith Page 269, he tells of camels brought by some Guiana ships to Virginia, but had not then heard how they throve with us. The History of Virginia, in Four Parts\|Robert Beverley At Venice they lived and throve, and made money for two hundred years. The Earl of Beaconsfield\|James Anthony Froude With all the official turmoil that grew and throve at Minneconjou in the week that followed, this narrative has nothing to do. A Soldier's Trial\|Charles King British Dictionary definitions for throve throve / (θrəʊv) / verb a past tense of thrive Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Words related to throve shine, prosper, develop, mushroom, blossom, flourish, succeed, boom, bloom, grow, advance, batten, rise, radiate, increase, wax, score, burgeon, progress, arrive
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throve

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