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grow apart

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? grow apart
vi (fig) → sich auseinanderentwickeln


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Even people who have found true love can grow apart if they don't take the time to nurture what they have.
Long and Short of Distance by Jan Denise / Creators.com
A scene where they don't perform an old ceremonial ritual quietly acknowledges that people grow older and can grow apart.
`Pants 2' upbeat, buoyant by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
As time goes by however, you get used to each other and if you don't keep doing new and exciting things to keep the interest levels up then there is a tendency for you to grow apart.
Is There Hope to Save a Marriage and Stop a Divorce by Steve Gee / Relationships community
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