English

Detailed Synonyms for ranking in English

ranking:

ranking adj

  1. ranking
    – having a higher rank 1
    superior; ranking; higher-ranking
    – having a higher rank 1

ranking [the ~] noun

  1. the ranking
    – position on a scale in relation to others in a sport 1
    the ranking
    – position on a scale in relation to others in a sport 1
  2. the ranking
    – The process used by Windows XP to rank drivers to determine which is the best for a device. The lower the rank, the better the match of the driver to the device. 2
    the ranking
    – The process used by Windows XP to rank drivers to determine which is the best for a device. The lower the rank, the better the match of the driver to the device. 2

Alternate Synonyms for "ranking":


Related Definitions for "ranking":

  1. having a higher rank1
  2. position on a scale in relation to others in a sport1
  3. The process used by Windows XP to rank drivers to determine which is the best for a device. The lower the rank, the better the match of the driver to the device.2

rank:

rank [the ~] noun

  1. the rank
    the hierarchy; the order of rank; the rank
  2. the rank
    the distinction; the reputation; the rank; the standing; the renown
  3. the rank
    the rank; the order of rank
  4. the rank
    the row; the line; the rank; the file
  5. the rank
    the joint; the rank; the file
  6. the rank
    – the ordinary members of an organization (such as the enlisted soldiers of an army) 1
    the rank; the rank and file
    – the ordinary members of an organization (such as the enlisted soldiers of an army) 1
    • rank [the ~] noun
      • he rose from the ranks to become a colonel1
    • rank and file [the ~] noun
      • the strike was supported by the union rank and file1
  7. the rank
    – the body of members of an organization or group 1
    the rank; the membership
    – the body of members of an organization or group 1
    • rank [the ~] noun
      • they found dissension in their own ranks1
      • he joined the ranks of the unemployed1
    • membership [the ~] noun
      • they polled their membership1
  8. the rank
    – a row or line of people (especially soldiers or police) standing abreast of one another 1
    the rank
    – a row or line of people (especially soldiers or police) standing abreast of one another 1
    • rank [the ~] noun
      • the entrance was guarded by ranks of policemen1
  9. the rank
    – position in a social hierarchy 1
    the rank; the social status; the social rank; the social station
    – position in a social hierarchy 1
  10. the rank
    – relative status 1
    the rank
    – relative status 1
    • rank [the ~] noun
      • his salary was determined by his rank and seniority1

to rank verb (ranks, ranked, ranking)

  1. to rank
    to classify; to rank; to order; to group; to class
    • classify verb (classifies, classified, classifying)
    • rank verb (ranks, ranked, ranking)
    • order verb (orders, ordered, ordering)
    • group verb (groups, grouped, grouping)
    • class verb (classs, classed, classing)
  2. to rank
    to rank
    • rank verb (ranks, ranked, ranking)
  3. to rank
    – assign a rank or rating to 1
    to rate; to range; to order; to rank; grade; to place
    – assign a rank or rating to 1
    • rate verb (rates, rated, rating)
      • The restaurant is rated highly in the food guide1
    • range verb (ranges, ranged, ranging)
    • order verb (orders, ordered, ordering)
    • rank verb (ranks, ranked, ranking)
      • how would you rank these students?1
    • grade verb
    • place verb (places, placed, placing)
  4. to rank
    – take or have a position relative to others 1
    to rank
    – take or have a position relative to others 1
    • rank verb (ranks, ranked, ranking)
      • This painting ranks among the best in the Western World1
  5. to rank
    – take precedence or surpass others in rank 1
    to rank; outrank
    – take precedence or surpass others in rank 1
  6. to rank
    – To give a unique cardinal position to each entry, as in stack rank. 2
    to rank; prioritize
    – To give a unique cardinal position to each entry, as in stack rank. 2

Conjugations for rank:

present
  1. rank
  2. rank
  3. ranks
  4. rank
  5. rank
  6. rank
simple past
  1. ranked
  2. ranked
  3. ranked
  4. ranked
  5. ranked
  6. ranked
present perfect
  1. have ranked
  2. have ranked
  3. has ranked
  4. have ranked
  5. have ranked
  6. have ranked
past continuous
  1. was ranking
  2. were ranking
  3. was ranking
  4. were ranking
  5. were ranking
  6. were ranking
future
  1. shall rank
  2. will rank
  3. will rank
  4. shall rank
  5. will rank
  6. will rank
continuous present
  1. am ranking
  2. are ranking
  3. is ranking
  4. are ranking
  5. are ranking
  6. are ranking
subjunctive
  1. be ranked
  2. be ranked
  3. be ranked
  4. be ranked
  5. be ranked
  6. be ranked
diverse
  1. rank!
  2. let's rank!
  3. ranked
  4. ranking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

rank adj

  1. rank
    rancid; rank
  2. rank
  3. rank
  4. rank
    – growing profusely 1
    rank
    – growing profusely 1
    • rank adj
      • rank jungle vegetation1
  5. rank
    – complete and without restriction or qualification; sometimes used informally as intensifiers 1
    rank; sheer; absolute; downright; out-and-out; right-down
    – complete and without restriction or qualification; sometimes used informally as intensifiers 1
    • rank adj
      • a rank outsider1
    • sheer adj
      • got the job through sheer persistence1
      • sheer stupidity1
    • absolute adj
      • absolute freedom1
      • an absolute dimwit1
    • downright adj
      • a downright lie1
    • out-and-out adj
      • out-and-out mayhem1
      • an out-and-out lie1
    • right-down adj
      • many right-down vices1
  6. rank
    – conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible 1
    gross; rank; glaring; flagrant; crying; egregious
    – conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible 1
    • gross adj
      • gross ineptitude1
      • gross injustice1
    • rank adj
      • rank treachery1
    • glaring adj
      • a glaring error1
    • flagrant adj
      • flagrant violation of human rights1
    • crying adj
      • a crying shame1
    • egregious adj
      • an egregious lie1
  7. rank
    – very fertile; producing profuse growth 1
    rank
    – very fertile; producing profuse growth 1
    • rank adj
      • rank earth1
  8. rank
    – very offensive in smell or taste 1
    rank
    – very offensive in smell or taste 1
    • rank adj
      • a rank cigar1

Related Words for "rank":

  • rankness, ranking, ranks, rankest, rankly

Alternate Synonyms for "rank":


Related Definitions for "rank":

  1. growing profusely1
    • rank jungle vegetation1
  2. complete and without restriction or qualification; sometimes used informally as intensifiers1
    • a rank outsider1
  3. conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible1
    • rank treachery1
  4. very fertile; producing profuse growth1
    • rank earth1
  5. very offensive in smell or taste1
    • a rank cigar1
  6. the ordinary members of an organization (such as the enlisted soldiers of an army)1
    • he rose from the ranks to become a colonel1
  7. the body of members of an organization or group1
    • they found dissension in their own ranks1
    • he joined the ranks of the unemployed1
  8. a row or line of people (especially soldiers or police) standing abreast of one another1
    • the entrance was guarded by ranks of policemen1
  9. position in a social hierarchy1
  10. relative status1
    • his salary was determined by his rank and seniority1
  11. assign a rank or rating to1
    • how would you rank these students?1
  12. take or have a position relative to others1
    • This painting ranks among the best in the Western World1
  13. take precedence or surpass others in rank1
  14. To give a unique cardinal position to each entry, as in stack rank.2

Related Synonyms for ranking