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- verb Simple past of
outgrow .
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Examples
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I've known several people who's muzzleloaders are sitting in basements because the owners "outgrew" them.
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I've known several people who's muzzleloaders are sitting in basements because the owners "outgrew" them.
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For the first year I was a member it was very helpful--after that I kind of outgrew it.
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I suppose if you're the sort who "outgrew" pondering the meaning of life, Colin Wilson is a perfect target for your disdain.
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And even though you "outgrew" our Delta House lifestyle, and even though you said, "It's not you, it's me," I think we both know that was a lie.
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My handle came about when I "outgrew" my old handle that I used when I was younger.
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But, "it kind of outgrew its ability to provide kind of coverage that the fans want."
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As a young gardener who quickly "outgrew" his parents 'yard, he began asking neighbors if he could help them convert their front lawns into cultivated spaces.
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As a young gardener who quickly "outgrew" his parents 'yard, he began asking neighbors if he could help them convert their front lawns into cultivated spaces.
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But, "it kind of outgrew its ability to provide kind of coverage that the fans want."
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