Grow up
Grow up verb - To become mature.
Both terms in one sentence
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Not Allowed to Grow Up: Amy Candler stays twelve for fifteen books, during which she has more than one spring or summer vacation and returns still in seventh grade.
Source: Literature / Replica -
Spring makes big flowers grow that shoot you up cliffs, water dries up and vines grow up walls in the summer, leaves cover pits and mushrooms soften in the fall, and water freezes and snow piles up in the winter.
Source: Dual-World Gameplay
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