outbalance
/aʊtˈbæləns/
verb
- To be more important, significant, or influential than something else; to outweigh.
- The benefits of the new policy outbalance the costs.
- Her experience outbalances his youth and energy.
- The risks outbalance any potential rewards in this situation.
- To weigh more than something else.
- The cargo outbalanced the ship, causing it to tilt.
- One side of the seesaw outbalances the other when a child sits on it.
- The heavier box outbalances the lighter one on the scale.
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