outgrow
/aʊtˈɡroʊ/
verb
- To become too big or too old for something, especially clothes or a habit.
- Most children outgrow their fear of the dark by age seven.
- She quickly outgrew her winter coat and needed a new one.
- He outgrew his interest in video games as he got older.
- To grow faster or larger than someone or something else.
- Our company has outgrown its current office space.
- The young tree outgrew the fence in just two years.
- The puppy outgrew its older sibling within a few months.