more than outweigh

Frequency: 8.022.3 per million words

Used for a direct and explicit comparison, often to counter a potential negative.

outweighADVERB + outweigh

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more than

Examples (10)

  • The advantages of this plan more than outweigh the costs involved.
  • Her dedication to the project seemed to more than outweigh her lack of experience.
  • The potential long-term benefits more than outweigh any initial challenges.
  • For many, the joy of travel will more than outweigh the inconvenience of packing.
  • Despite the minor setbacks, the overall success will more than outweigh them.
  • The positive impact of the new policy will more than outweigh its critics' concerns.
  • His contributions to the team more than outweigh any occasional mistakes.
  • The improvements in efficiency more than outweigh the initial investment.
  • The sheer beauty of the landscape more than outweighs the arduous journey.
  • The ethical considerations should always more than outweigh financial incentives.