Outgrow (verb)

1. Grow too big or too mature for.
2. Grow beyond the need or usefulness of.
3. To become too large or too mature for something.
4. To outstrip the development of something.
5. To surpass the limitations of something.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from out- "out of" + grow.

Examples:

1. He outgrew his clothes quickly as he was a fast grower.
2. She outgrew her old interests and found new ones.
3. The company outgrew its old location and had to move to a larger facility.
4. The city outgrew its old infrastructure and needed new roads and transportation.
5. The boy outgrew his old toys and needed new ones to play with.