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Discover LudwigThe phrase "grow richer" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
You can use it to describe the gradual increase of wealth or prosperity over time. Example: As the years went by, the family's investments continued to grow richer, allowing them to enjoy a more comfortable lifestyle.
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Some plays grow richer with time.
As people grow richer, food becomes relatively cheaper.
CITIES As developing countries grow richer, they are urbanising rapidly.
As governments and redistribution grow, richer regions find taxes to be increasingly burdensome.
As they grow richer and more numerous, their tastes are changing, too.
In fact, Messrs Schervish and Havens contend, people become more generous as they grow richer.
It is true that countries, as they grow richer, tend to reduce barriers to trade.
Life gets harder for the masses as the rich grow richer and the poor grow poorer.
As emerging markets grow richer, the likes and dislikes of consumers change.
The timbre in his voice seems to grow richer, his quicksilver movement more alarming.
As developing countries grow richer, their citizens will want to consume more meat.
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