outweigh
out
ˈaʊt
awt
weigh
ˌweɪ
vei
British pronunciation
/a‍ʊtwˈe‍ɪ/

Definition & Meaning of "outweigh"in English

to outweigh
01

to have more value, effect or importance than other things

Transitive: to outweigh importance or value of something
to outweigh definition and meaning
example
Examples
The benefits of regular exercise outweigh the inconvenience of waking up early to go to the gym.
In their decision-making process, they considered whether the potential risks outweighed the potential rewards.
02

to have more mass than something or someone

Transitive: to outweigh sth
example
Examples
The pile of bricks outweighs the wooden beams in this construction project.
His suitcase outweighed hers by several pounds.
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