1. to be greater than in weight, value, or importance; to outweigh
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outbalance’

Examples

• The benefit of the new policy outbalances any potential drawbacks.
• Her experience outbalances her lack of formal education.
• The cost of repairs outbalances the car’s current value.
• The evidence supporting the theory outbalances the criticism.
• His dedication to the project outbalances his technical limitations.
• The positive feedback outbalances the few negative reviews.