outweighing

[out-wey-ing]

outweighing Definition

• 1. to be greater or more important than something else
• 2. to weigh more than something

Using outweighing: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "outweighing" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The benefits of the new policy are outweighing the costs.

• Example

  The advantages of living in the city are outweighed by the high cost of living.

• Example

  Her experience and qualifications outweighed those of the other candidates.

outweighing Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for outweighing

• dominating
• overshadowing
• prevailing

Antonyms for outweighing

• underestimating
• underweighing

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Summary: outweighing in Brief

The verb 'outweighing' [out-wey-ing] means to be greater or more important than something else. It can also mean to weigh more than something. Examples include 'The benefits of the new policy are outweighing the costs.' and 'Her experience and qualifications outweighed those of the other candidates.' Synonyms include 'dominating' and 'overshadowing,' while informal equivalents include 'beating' and 'trumping.'