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Meanings of grown deeper in English

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Usage of grown deeper in English
1
As trees strengthen with years, our attachment has grown deeper and purer.
The Narrative of Gordon Sellar Who Emigrated to Canada in 1825
2
The hollows under his eyes seemed to have grown deeper since the morning.
The Great Secret
3
Before the dance was over, the hectic on her cheeks had grown deeper.
Verner's Pride
4
Her face was serene, but the little wrinkle had grown deeper.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1896 to 1901
5
The lines of his face had grown deeper than I remembered.
Death masks
6
When he arose a second time the astonishment had grown deeper in his face.
The Gold Hunters: A Story of Life and Adventure in the Hudson Ba...
7
Instead of clearing up, the whole thing had grown deeper.
The Blind Spot
8
Hence, the love itself, if it had not strengthened, had at least grown deeper.
England's Antiphon
9
The valleys had grown deeper and the ridges higher.
Darkness and Dawn
10
Besides, between them, the abyss of different conceptions has grown deeper in these three years.
Ramuntcho
11
I noticed that the wrinkles and furrows in his face had grown deeper over the summer.
Drood: a novel
12
She is no longer with her love Edward, and her friendship with Black has grown deeper.
Reuters
13
The rosy shimmer yonder over the forest had grown deeper as it mounted higher in the heavens.
The Northern Light
14
My love for you has grown deeper.
In every heartbeat
15
Her eyes had grown deeper and darker.
The Diary of a Superfluous Man and Other Stories
16
The sense of kinship is stronger, the imperial sentiment has grown deeper, the feeling of responsibility has broadened.
Great Britain and Her Queen
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