Phrasal Verb - growing_away_from

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Definition

The phrasal verb 'grow away from' means to gradually move further apart or become more distant in terms of emotions, relationships, or physical location. It can also imply a sense of avoidance or detachment.

Examples

No.	Example
1	Despite their initial closeness, the siblings grew away from each other as they pursued different careers.
2	After the argument, they both grew away from each other, not speaking for weeks.
3	As the years passed, the couple grew away from their shared interests and values.
4	He found it difficult to grow away from his painful past and move on.
5	The company grew away from its traditional business model and embraced new technologies.
6	She grew away from her family's expectations and followed her own dreams.
7	The once-friendly neighbors grew away from each other due to a long-standing feud.
8	The city grew away from its rural roots and became a modern metropolis.
9	The team grew away from their winning streak and suffered a series of losses.
10	He grew away from his addiction and rebuilt his life.