downweigh in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To downweigh means to diminish or reduce the importance or significance of something.

The company decided to downweigh the potential risks associated with the new investment.
In her research, she aimed to downweigh the significance of anecdotal evidence in favor of empirical data.
During the debate, he chose to downweigh the opposing arguments to strengthen his position.
The team worked to downweigh the environmental impact of the proposed construction project.
It's important to downweigh personal biases when conducting a fair analysis of the situation.