Prosper and Serve

Prosper

Prosper verb - To grow vigorously.

Serve and prosper are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Serve" instead a verb "Prosper".

Nearby Words: prosperous, prosperity, prospering

Serve

Serve verb - To be a servant for.

Prosper and serve are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prosper" instead a verb "Serve".

Nearby Words: service, served, serving

Both words in one sentence

  • At the end of Legend of Legaia, the Seru-kai dies, and with it, the Serunote Bond Creatures that serve as the source of the universe's Applied Phlebotinum are dying off as well, with most of them projected to die within a year; the age of the Seru is over, and mankind must now prosper on its own.
  • Deal with the Devil: The ancients' immortality is ensured by the human flesh (they are themselves degenerate humans), and said immortality is needed for them to continually serve the Eldritch Abomination they made a deal with so New York would prosper.
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