childish ailment

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• outgrow — v.tr. (past grew; past part. grown) 1 grow too big for (one s clothes). 2 leave behind (a childish habit, taste, ailment, etc.) as one matures. 3 grow faster or taller than (a person, plant, etc.). Phrases and idioms: outgrow one s strength… …   Useful english dictionary