Pronunciation: [θɹˈa͡ɪvɪŋlɪ] (IPA) 
Thrivingly is spelled as [ˈθraɪvɪŋli]. The first syllable is pronounced as "thrive" [ˈθraɪv] with the "th" sound followed by "r" and "ai" as "aɪ". The last syllable is pronounced as "ing" [ɪŋ] with the "i" and "n" sounds followed by "g". Together, the word means a state of thriving or prospering. The correct spelling of the word ensures that there is no confusion in the understanding or pronunciation of its meaning.
"Thrivingly" is an adverb that describes the manner in which someone or something thrives or prospers in a given context. It denotes a state of flourishing, growing, or succeeding in a robust and dynamic manner.
When used to characterize an individual's behavior or mindset, "thrivingly" implies that they are thriving and prospering in their personal, professional, or emotional life. It suggests an active engagement with one's goals, self-improvement, and a positive outlook, resulting in a strong and fulfilling existence.
In the context of a business or organization, "thrivingly" denotes a state of ongoing growth, profitability, and success. It indicates that the enterprise is not merely surviving, but is actively expanding, adapting, and thriving in its industry or market.
Moreover, "thrivingly" can describe the flourishing state of a community or environment. It reflects the ability of a community or ecosystem to sustainably develop, evolve, and provide a conducive space for all its members to prosper and grow.
Overall, "thrivingly" encapsulates a state of vitality, progress, and prosperity in various aspects of life. It suggests a dynamic and enriching state of being, where continuous growth, success, and improvement are central attributes.
The word "thrivingly" is formed from the base word "thrive", which ultimately comes from the Old Norse word "thrífa" meaning "to grab hold of, grasp, thrive". This Old Norse root gave rise to the Proto-Germanic word "thribaną", which meant "to prosper, multiply". Over time, this root word further evolved in different Germanic languages, leading to "thrive" in English.
The suffix "-ing" is added to the base word "thrive" to form the present participle "thriving". This suffix is derived from Old English "-ung" and is used to form verbal nouns, gerunds, and present participles.
To create the adverb form, the suffix "-ly" is added to "thriving" to form "thrivingly".
