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grow apart

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grow apart (from someone or something)
1. Lit. [for things] to separate as they grow. These trees tend to grow apart from each other as they get bigger. They need to grow apart so they won't be too crowded.
2. Fig. [for people] to separate from one another gradually. Over the years, they grew apart from each other. Ted and Sharon grew apart and saw less and less of each other.
See also: apart, grow


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Paul Heritage of food maker Aunt Bessie's, who polled 2,000 adults, said: "It seems every day pressures are causing families to grow apart.
Some relationships just grow apart and things end for the best In other cases a relationship ends because the lines of communication are not open Some relationships just grow apart and things end for the best.
t spend enough one on one time together As a result they can grow apart or at the very least be disappointed with the same old routine all the time Many couples agree that they just don?
 
 
 
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