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- grow away from
grow away from
grow away from someone
[for someone] to become less intimate with someone; [for someone] to become independent of someone gradually. She has grown away from her husband over the years. We expect our children to grow away from us.
grow away from something
[for something] to move away from something as it grows. The tree grew away from the house—thank heavens. See if you can train the vine to grow away from the fence.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Alyce | | AL-is | English |
Angelita | | - | Spanish |
Amram | | AM-ram (English), ahm-RAHM (Hebrew) | Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Hebrew |
Patricia | | [pə'triʃə] | |
Benjamine | | - | French |
Matteus | | maht-TE-oos | Swedish, Norwegian |