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Discover Ludwig"grew closer" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to become more emotionally or physically attached to someone or something over a period of time. Example: Over the years, my sister and I grew closer as we shared our struggles and accomplishments with each other.
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Instead, they grew closer.
The two grew closer.
Jessica and Díaz grew closer.
The sirens grew closer.
The Arnett and Dial families grew closer.
After his father died, Mike and Carl grew closer.
Then the trial date grew closer.
As the ceremony grew closer, crazy rumors began to circulate.
As the date grew closer, Nels wavered in his commitment.
"Our friendship grew closer and closer," Mr. Byrne said.
Every year, their shouts and pops grew closer.
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