Why doesn't the level of water in seas and oceans rise even though most of the rivers drain their water into it?

The water that flows in the form of rivers originates from
the seas and oceans. Water evaporates from the seas and oceans due to the heat from the
sun and clouds are formed. When the temperature is right the vapor in the clouds is
precipitated as rain or snow. This creates glaciers from which many rivers originate or
falls on the land creating small water channels which gradually link up and form
rivers.

There is no increase in the water level of oceans
as the process of evaporation of water and the inflow of water from rivers goes on at
the same time. Even if there is a net difference in the rates of the two, the volume of
water in the oceans is so large that a small excess or deficit will not create a
noticeable difference in their level.