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Meanings of drift apart in English
Usage of drift apart in English
1
The Flesh-eaters began to drift apart as they marched up the sidewalk.
2
We drift apart, Wilberforce and I-well , ImeanWilberforce as a type.
3
I thought it was a mistake-thatwe should drift apart again.
4
Let us be as we used to be, and never drift apart again.
5
They either drift apart forever, or meet and mingle into one.
6
I have only to avoid him, to say nothing, and we drift apart.
7
Ay, from that hour he and his daughter had seemed to drift apart.
8
Or did you simply sort of drift apart with mutual courtesies?
9
After a long, bitter revery, she sighed: Ah, well, thus we drift apart.
10
Over time, people grow apart, drift apart, live too far apart and just… change.
11
But of late the cakes had begun to drift apart.
12
And she'd been secretly relieved when Tres and he had started to drift apart.
13
Once I hit double digits, we started to drift apart.
14
Slowly now they began to drift apart from one another.
15
After years of warm relations, are the Israeli and US leaders starting to drift apart?
16
We'll have to use the descent to drift apart and retract any curiosity we've shown.
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Drift apart through the time
Drift apart across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common