outgrew

[out-groo]

outgrew Definition

• 1. past tense of outgrow, to grow too big or too mature for something
• 2. to become too large or too old for something

Using outgrew: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "outgrew" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He outgrew his clothes very quickly.

• Example

  She outgrew her fear of heights as she got older.

• Example

  The company outgrew its small office space and had to move to a larger building.

outgrew Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for outgrew

• surpassed
• exceeded
• outstripped

Antonyms for outgrew

• undergrown
• undersized
• underdeveloped

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Summary: outgrew in Brief

The verb 'outgrew' [out-groo] is the past tense of 'outgrow,' which means to become too big or too mature for something. It is often used to describe physical growth or development, but can also refer to surpassing or exceeding something. Examples include 'He outgrew his clothes very quickly' and 'The company outgrew its small office space.'