outgrowing (Meaning)

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outgrowing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Outgrow

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The company's rapid growth had outgrown its current facilities.
The toddler was outgrowing his clothes every few months.
The city's infrastructure had outgrown its capacity to handle the increasing population.
The technology in the smartphones had outgrown the capabilities of the previous models.
The teenager had outgrown his childish interests and was now exploring more mature hobbies.
The child's love for animals had outgrown their small apartment, so they moved to a house with a larger yard.
The business had outgrown its initial investment and was now seeking additional funding.
The student had outgrown the local school and was now attending a prestigious boarding school.
The tree had outgrown its pot and needed to be replanted in larger soil.
The athlete had outgrown his current training regimen and needed a more challenging program to continue improving.

of Outgrow

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The company's rapid growth had outgrown its current facilities.

The toddler was outgrowing his clothes every few months.

The city's infrastructure had outgrown its capacity to handle the increasing population.

The technology in the smartphones had outgrown the capabilities of the previous models.