> **たかだか** [髪]{かみ}が[伸]{の}びたくらいで。

I'm thinking たかだか髪 means roughly "very long hair". If so, I imagine the
sentence would translate to "Very long hair grew about to that point." But,
that doesn't make sense. "Hair grown like that is very long." might make more
sense, but would be another pointless and obvious statement that a writer
would be unlikely to write. The context, where the speaker is pondering the
state of his friend's hair, would warrant something more like "His hair has
grown quite long." I'm not sure, though, especially with the ending で.
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grammar adverbs particle-で
Adjective use of たかだか
たかだか is an adverb and has **no** adjective use.

  * たかだか **と** -- highly; aloft; sonorously
  * たかだか (without と) -- merely; no more than; at most
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