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rank

[rangk] / ræŋk /
ADJECTIVE
stinking, foul
Synonyms
STRONGEST
musty noxious putrid
STRONG
bad disgusting gross high nauseating off offensive reeking revolting sour stale tainted turned
WEAK
dank disagreeable evil-smelling feculent fetid funky fusty gamy graveolent humid loathsome mephitic moldy nasty noisome obnoxious olid pungent putrescent rancid repulsive smelly strong strong-smelling
Antonyms
STRONG
clean fresh good nice pleasant pleasing
WEAK
aromatic indefinite moral perfumed rare scarce sparse sweet
ADJECTIVE
abundant, luxurious
Synonyms
STRONG
extreme flourishing grown lavish lush overgrown rich wild
WEAK
coarse dense excessive exuberant fertile fructiferous high-growing junglelike luxuriant overabundant productive profuse prolific rampant semitropical tropical vigorous
Antonyms
STRONG
mild moderate
WEAK
aromatic clean indefinite moral perfumed rare scarce sparse sweet
ADJECTIVE
utter, absolute
Synonyms
STRONGEST
blatant
STRONG
capital complete consummate glaring gross perfect positive sheer total
WEAK
arrant conspicuous downright egregious excessive extravagant flagrant noticeable outright outstanding rampant thorough undisguised unmitigated
Antonyms
STRONG
hidden imperfect incomplete indefinite inferior part partial uncertain unfinished
WEAK
aromatic clean moral perfumed rare scarce sparse sweet
ADJECTIVE
obscene, vulgar
Synonyms
STRONGEST
crass
STRONG
dirty foul gross shocking
WEAK
abusive atrocious coarse filthy indecent nasty outrageous raunchy scurrilous smutty wicked
Antonyms
STRONG
clean moral pure
WEAK
aromatic indefinite perfumed rare scarce sparse sweet
NOUN
standing in a system, often a social one
Synonyms
STRONGEST
class division family grade hierarchy level position reputation slot stature status
STRONG
ancestry authority birth blood cachet capacity caste circumstance classification condition consequence degree dignity distinction echelon estate esteem footing nobility note order paramountcy parentage pedigree place primacy privilege quality seniority situation sort sovereignty sphere state station stock stratum supremacy type
WEAK
pecking order
Antonyms
STRONG
insignificance lowliness unimportance
NOUN
column, tier of individuals
Synonyms
STRONGEST
group hierarchy
STRONG
echelon file formation line queue range row series string
Antonyms
STRONG
disorganization
VERB
line up; classify in system
Synonyms
STRONGEST
establish estimate include list put rate regard
STRONG
align arrange array assign assort class dispose evaluate fix grade judge locate marshal order peg pigeonhole place position range settle sort tab typecast valuate value
WEAK
button down give precedence place in formation put away put down as put down for put in line size up
Antonyms
STRONG
confuse disarrange disorder disorganize displace disturb mess up mix up move
WEAK
scatter
VERB
be worthwhile; have supremacy
Synonyms
STRONGEST
stand
STRONG
antecede belong outrank precede
WEAK
be classed be worth come first count among forerun go ahead of go before have the advantage take the lead

Example Sentences

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Of the eight teams in the Champions League quarter-finals, seven rank among the world's top 15 by revenue in the 2026 Deloitte Football Money League.

From BBC • Apr. 7, 2026

AI-generated singers routinely rank among the top-streamed country music artists in the United States -- a trend that for now is limited to a genre that industry observers fear is becoming too formulaic.

From Barron's • Apr. 7, 2026

Let’s get real: Any car with a trophy on the hood is intended to signal rank, wealth and social superiority—flaunting it, if you like.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 4, 2026

In fact, if SpaceX’s pitch goes through, it would rank behind only five companies in the S&P 500 Index — Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Nvidia and Amazon.

From Salon • Apr. 4, 2026

The noise, the rank stinks, the shouldering contact of human flesh soothed his jangled nerves.

From "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" by Carson McCullers