Collocations with "grow"

To gradually learn about something over time.

Describes a gradual increase in temperature, often for weather or a person (e.g., with anger/embarrassment).

The volume or value of imports becomes larger.

To gradually become more indignant.

To gradually become more insensitive over time.

To gradually become pale, often implying increasing fear or illness.

To gradually become more pessimistic.

To gradually become wealthy and successful over time.

to gradually become wealthy over time

Used to indicate that a rivalry is becoming more intense or significant over time.

A more gradual or literary way to say 'become sleepy'.

Indicates a gradual change into a sad or serious state.

Suggests that the feeling of distrust increases over time.

To gradually become more accepting over time.

To gradually become more cautious.

Of a bird, to develop feathers as it matures.

To gradually become afraid.

Suggests a gradual development of handsome features, often with age.

a desire for something becomes stronger over time

A smirk becomes larger or more noticeable.

To gradually become unnatural or unfriendly.

Implies a gradual increase in anger.

the desire for food becomes stronger

For applause to become louder.

To cultivate beans.

To gradually become more sure about something over time.

To gradually become more defensive over time.

to gradually become more frantic over time