grow into

verb

1. intr, preposition to become big or mature enough for

   his clothes were always big enough for him to grow into

Example Sentences

Instead, to really amplify your finances and have a side hustle that can grow into a lucrative business, you might take cues from celebrity chefs who go deep before going wide.

From Salon

However some Agalegans fear this could grow into a fully-fledged military presence.

From BBC

She added while some young people "didn't really get it", she had seen others grow into themselves.

From BBC

Ms Trussler said Holly was a "caring and thoughtful young lady" and the family had been robbed of the chance to see her grow into a "beautiful woman".

From BBC

Logan has taken away our joy of future plans and seeing Holly grow into a beautiful young woman.

From BBC

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