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growing away from

growing away from is the present participle and gerund of grow away from.

Meaning of grow away from

Verb

grow away from (third-person singular simple present grows away from, present participle growing away from, simple past grew away from, past participle grown away from)

  1. (transitive) To gradually have less in common with (someone); to mature out of (activities, interests and/or associates).

Questions about growing away from

What is growing away from the present participle and gerund of?
Growing away from is the present participle and gerund of grow away from.

Words near growing away from in the dictionary

  1. growing a custom
  2. growing a pair
  3. growing a set
  4. growing a tail
  5. growing apart
  6. growing away from
  7. growing cold
  8. growing into
  9. growing like a weed
  10. growing media
  11. growing moon

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