1. to be greater than in weight, value, or importance; to outweigh
Usage: present participle of outbalance

Examples

• The benefits are outbalancing the costs of the new program.
• Her experience is outbalancing his enthusiasm in this hiring decision.
• The positive reviews are outbalancing the few negative comments.
• The advantages of living in the city are outbalancing the disadvantages.
• His dedication is outbalancing any lack of natural talent.
• The evidence supporting the theory is outbalancing the criticism.