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grow larger

verb as in widen

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Example Sentences

The climate-change denial caucus would likely grow larger and more radical.

Scientists estimate these sharks, the ancestors of the modern day mako shark, could grow larger than 50 feet long.

When Sonny looked up at last, his own eyes grew, his whole face seemed to grow larger, rounder, younger.

His eyes dwelt on her fixedly, seeming to grow larger and deeper as the consciousness faded.

He seemed to recede from her as he spoke, and to grow larger, too.

These spots, which grow larger day by day, are colonies made up of millions of bacteria.

It will for a time grow larger and larger, and then the plant will wither and die down to the place from which the head springs.

And those petty losses soon began to grow larger and larger.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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