outgrown

Became too large

Outgrown is the past participle of outgrow.

To outgrow something is to grow too large or mature for it.

Children outgrow their clothes, their toys, their childhood fears.

Adults outgrow relationships, habits, or beliefs that no longer fit: She had outgrown her hometown.

One plant outgrows another by growing faster or larger.

clothing

tight

Firmly stretched or fitting

hand-me-downs · donate · discard · shed · hemline · sleeves · waistband · shoes · outerwear · uniform

habits

beliefs

Accepted truths, personal

friendships · fears · insecurities · immaturity · outmoded · obsolete · shed · discard · abandon · relinquish

childhood

adolescence

Teenage developmental stage

youth · independence · adulting · responsibility · self-sufficiency · rebellion · awkwardness · graduation · license · voting

surpassing

exceed

Go past a limit

transcend · overcome · eclipse · supersede · progress · development · expansion · evolve · elevate · ascend

nostalgia

memories

Stored past experiences

keepsakes · mementos · relics · recollect · past · scrapbook · sentimental · bittersweet · wistful · reflection

Opposites
growth/size progression

outgrownstunted

Arrested in development

undersized · underdeveloped · dwarfed · atrophied · shrunken

developmental maturity

outgrownclung to

Held tightly, persistently

retained · held onto · fallen back on

developmental progression

outgrownarrested

Seized by authorities

regressed · stagnated · immature · clung to

Family

outgrowth, outgrow, outgrowing, outgrows

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