Spread your wings
phrase
To start doing things independently and using your abilities to the fullest.
After years of living with my parents, it's time I spread my wings and live on my own.

Often appears as...
- spread your wings and fly
- spread one's wings
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Expand or extend one's interests or activities.
Now that I've graduated, I can't wait to spread my wings and explore different career possibilities.

Often appears as...
- spread one's wings
- spread your wings wide
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
To start doing things independently and using your abilities to the fullest.
After years of living with my parents, it's time I spread my wings and live on my own.

Often appears as...
- spread your wings and fly
- spread one's wings
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Expand or extend one's interests or activities.
Now that I've graduated, I can't wait to spread my wings and explore different career possibilities.

Often appears as...
- spread one's wings
- spread your wings wide
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2

Independence
Use this phrase to show you're becoming self-reliant and making your own choices.

I'm going to travel alone to Europe to spread my wings.
New Beginnings
It's often used when someone is about to embark on a new phase in life.

After college, she decided to spread her wings in the city.
Emotional Growth
The phrase can imply emotional maturation and personal development.

She needed to spread her wings after a tough breakup.
Independence
Use this phrase to show you're becoming self-reliant and making your own choices.

I'm going to travel alone to Europe to spread my wings.
New Beginnings
It's often used when someone is about to embark on a new phase in life.

After college, she decided to spread her wings in the city.
Emotional Growth
The phrase can imply emotional maturation and personal development.

She needed to spread her wings after a tough breakup.
Independence
Use this phrase to show you're becoming self-reliant and making your own choices.

I'm going to travel alone to Europe to spread my wings.
New Beginnings
It's often used when someone is about to embark on a new phase in life.

After college, she decided to spread her wings in the city.
Emotional Growth
The phrase can imply emotional maturation and personal development.

She needed to spread her wings after a tough breakup.
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