Textarea field value is going out of the page after submitting the form max length allowed is 250, how can we fix this? - html

Textarea field value is going out of the page max length allowed is 250.
When I enter the value in textarea field which allows characters up to 250 and then created user with this field.
After successful creation of that user if I view that user info the text area value is going out of the page.
how can we fix this?

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