1. to exceed in weight, importance, or influence; to outweigh
Usage: past tense and past participle of outbalance

Examples

• The benefits of the new policy outbalanced the costs.
• Her experience outbalanced his enthusiasm in the hiring decision.
• The positive reviews outbalanced the few negative comments.
• The risks were outbalanced by the potential rewards.
• His contributions to the team outbalanced any minor flaws.
• The evidence against him outbalanced his alibi.