Grow away from

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verb

To gradually start to change your beliefs or stop being close to someone as time passes.

As he grew older, he seemed to grow away from his family.
Visual representation of "grow away from" - to gradually start to change your beliefs or stop being close to someone as time passes

Often appears as...

  • grow away from family
  • grow away from friends
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Emotional Distance

Indicates an emotional or relational separation, not physical distance.

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She didn't plan to grow away from her childhood friends.
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Gradual Change

The process is usually slow and might not be intentional.

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Over the years, they grew away from their traditions.
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Not Just Negative

The change can be positive, neutral, or negative, depending on context.

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As he grew away from his fears, he found courage.
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