prosperity
خوشحالی
definition
noun
a long period of prosperity
the state of being prosperous.
translation of 'prosperity'
noun
بخت
example
Fridges are also indicators of a nation's 'prosperity' .
In nativities, this eclipse promises fame, 'prosperity' , health and peace of mind.
Is that a situation, too, where the relative 'prosperity' is more apparent than real?
The country's continued 'prosperity' is dependent on the opportunities and achievements of all its residents.
All need to be strongly represented to ensure the continued 'prosperity' and success of the organisation.
In the first half of the century, Pisa and the cities of Tuscany had enjoyed unprecedented 'prosperity' .
Everyone knows it has brought prosperity, although that 'prosperity' is not equally shared.
Maybe with their magical powers and position, they would bring great 'prosperity' to the world.
They have had formative years of almost uninterrupted 'prosperity' , growth and success.
"To ensure the 'prosperity' in this region, we have to build trust, " he said.
a long period of 'prosperity'
Ageing populations and rising 'prosperity' across the world can only reinforce demand trends.
The role of freedom in creating 'prosperity' has been the central discovery of economics over the past two centuries.
For the economy as a whole, innovation is the key to higher productivity and greater 'prosperity' for all.
a long period of peace and 'prosperity'
"First, science is vital to our country's continued future 'prosperity' , " he said.
The university's future success is undoubtedly important for the city's 'prosperity' .
The town's elite were retailers, whose 'prosperity' depended on the railway freight rates.
Education is still our number one priority, because Britain's future economic 'prosperity' depends upon it.
Plans to increase 'prosperity' in the region will automatically lead to a need for better housing conditions.
Many gave up security and 'prosperity' and returned from overseas to do so.
The mixed economy boomed, bringing unprecedented 'prosperity' to the middle and working classes.
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