overbalance

[Eng. over, and balance, s.] That which overbalances; anything which outweighs or exceeds other things in weight, value, or importance; something more than an equivalent. "To give itself an overbalance from an equipoise."Edwards: Freedom of the Will , pt. ii., § 7. ō-ver-băr-rěn, adj. [Eng. over, and barren.] Exce ively barren or unproductive. "A plaine, moderately dry but yet not over barren or sandy."- Bacon : Hist . Life and Death. *ō-ver-bat-tle, *o-ver-bat-tel, a. [Eng. over , and battle , a.] Too fertile; too productive. ( Hooker : Eccles . Polity , bk. v., § 3.)