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grow (Enlarge), verb accrue, accumulate, advance, amplify, appreciate, augment, burgeon, dilate, earn interrst, expand, gain, increase, inflate, intensify, magnify, mellow, multiply, progress, propagate, pullulate, spread, stem, strengthen, swell, thrive, wax, widen grow (Mature), verb blossom, build, develop, evolve, expand, germinate, increase, maturate, progress, pullulate, ripen See also: accrue, accumulate, build, develop, enlarge, expand, germinate, increase, inflate, originate, progress, proliferate, stem How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Her husband was in sales and traveled a lotand they grew apart. But over the next few hundred years, biology and physics grew apart, and did not reunite until the 1930s, when Sir James Gray at England's Cambridge University began his work on mechanical principles of animal locomotion. They grew up with each other, then grew apart from each other, yet managed to sustain a rather remarkable and poignant love through all of life's ups and downs. |
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