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outgrew Definition and Meaning in English (outgrew definition)

verb
Synonyms:surpassedexceededgrew out of
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Outgrew definition: To have grown too large for something, such as clothes, a house, or a habit, making it no longer suitable.

Definitions of Outgrew

  1. 1verb

    To have grown too large for something, such as clothes, a house, or a habit, making it no longer suitable.

  2. 2verb

    To have developed past a particular stage, habit, or interest, leaving it behind.

Example Sentences

casual

“My son outgrew all his clothes in just a few months.”

casual

“She outgrew her childhood fear of the dark.”

business

“The company quickly outgrew its small office space.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveoutgrow
third person singularoutgrows
past participleoutgrown
present participleoutgrowing
nounoutgrowth

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Outgrew definition: To have grown too large for something, such as clothes, a house, or a habit, making it no longer suitable.
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'Outgrew' translates to 'outgrew' in English. Outgrew definition: To have grown too large for something, such as clothes, a house, or a habit, making it no longer suitable.
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