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grow out of
verb as in begin
Example Sentences
"No country can tax or cut its way out of this crisis alone. Africa must grow out of debt, supported by a fairer global financial system," Chidoka told AFP.
“The basis of all human society, human life, is the soil and the plants that grow out of it,” Forsyth said.
While Wren's mum, Anna, says the arrival of her NHS chair was greatly received - Wren will soon grow out of it.
The 31-year-old described going to her GP six times and being prescribed laxatives to treat it - but not being given any guidance on how to use them, and said she had been told her daughter would grow out of it.
"It was a vicious circle. It was just complete turmoil... something that everyone just used to say she would grow out of or 'it's a phase' or 'she just needs to learn'," Holly added.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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