outgrow
/ˈaʊtˌɡroʊ/Definitions
1. verb
to become too large or powerful for something to control or contain, or to develop beyond a certain stage or limit
“The company began to outgrow its small office space and had to relocate to a larger building.”
2. verb
to surpass or excel something in quality, size, or degree
“She outgrew her childhood fear and became a confident public speaker.”
3. verb
to become too big or strong for something to support
“The tree outgrew its roots and fell over in the storm.”
4. noun
the process of becoming too large or powerful for something to control or contain
“The company’s rapid growth led to an outgrow that required a major restructuring.”