outgrow (verb)

1. As societies modernized and embraced new technological advancements, many traditional customs and practices outgrew their relevance.

2. She quickly outgrew her once beloved wardrobe, as her taste in fashion evolved over time.

3. The characters of the popular comic series gradually outgrew their initial audience and gained a broader following.

4. The blockbuster film's success surpassed all expectations and outgrew its original projection in terms of ticket sales.

1. As children get older, they often outgrow their love of Saturday morning cartoons.

2. Some individuals outgrow their childhood fascination with fantasy novels as they mature.

3. Teenagers may outgrow their infatuation with celebrities once they experience real-life relationships.

4. Over time, people tend to outgrow their interest in simple pranks and juvenile jokes.