1. to be greater than in weight, value, or importance; to outweigh

Examples

• The benefits of the new policy outbalance the costs.
• Her experience outbalances her lack of formal education.
• The positive reviews outbalance the few negative ones.
• The advantages clearly outbalance the disadvantages.
• His dedication to the project outbalances any minor flaws in his work.
• The environmental benefits outbalance the initial investment required.