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v. To grow too large for: The child outgrew all his clothes.

v. To lose or discard in the course of maturation: She outgrew her youthful idealism.

v. To surpass in growth: Spring lambs were outgrowing the piglets.

v. To become too big or mature for some purpose.

v. To leave some object, habit, belief ... behind, no longer need or use it, as one grows.

v. To grow faster or taller than something or someone else.

v. To surpass in growing; to grow more than.

v. To grow out of or away from; to grow too large, or too aged, for

To surpass in growth; grow beyond; grow taller than.

To grow beyond the limits of; become too large for: said of what covers or incloses: as, children outgrow their clothes.

To exhaust by too rapid growth.

To pass beyond the limits of; leave behind or lose in the process of growth or development: as, to outgrow one's usefulness.

v. grow too large or too mature for

v. grow faster than

"Some children can "outgrow" wheezing and coughing; they may not have asthma to begin with."

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grow    develop    surpass    outmatch    outstrip    outgo    outdo    exceed    outperform    surmount   

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