Rank Adjective Synonyms
offensive, loathsome, disgusting, gross, foul, foul-smelling, smelly, rancid, noisome, stinking, reeky, reeking, mephitic, miasmic or miasmal or miasmatic(al), fetid or foetid, noxious, rotten, putrid, musty, stale, disagreeable, strong, pungent
The rank stench from the open sewers pervades the air in those pockets of poverty.
Rank Noun Synonyms
grade, rate, classify, class, categorize, dispose, organize, order, sort, assort, arrange, array, align, range, graduate
He was ranked among the best in the school. The applicants are ranked according to their test scores.
rate, count, stand, have standing or value or prestige, be important or distinguished
To Janet, character ranks far above wealth. Phil is so mean that Scrooge would rank high on a list of charitable men in comparison with him.
lush, luxuriant, abundant, flourishing, profuse, prolific, dense, superabundant, exuberant, fertile, productive, fructuous
The expedition could hardly make its way through the rank undergrowth of th jungle.
line, row, column, queue, series, formation, sequence
We gazed on the serried ranks of warriors, golden shields glistening in the sun.
Rank Verb Synonyms
corrupt, foul, low, base, gross, downright, utter, sheer, absolute, complete, out-and-out, blatant, flagrant, unalloyed, unmitigated, undiluted
I cannot understand the rank treachery of the man after all that we have done for him. I ventured my opinion, even though a rank outsider.
status, standing, position, place, level, stratum, class, caste, circumstances, echelon, grade
It is virtually impossible to determine rank simply by looking at a person.
offensive, loathsome, disgusting, gross, foul, corrupt, indecent, shocking, immodest, indecorous, shameless, risqué, lurid, off color, outrageous, blue, nasty, vulgar, vile, dirty, filthy, smutty, scatological, pornographic, obscene
Those bigots always resort to the rank vocabulary of malice and hate. In a secret cupboard was a collection of the rankest literature.
weight, authority, power, superiority, seniority, ascendancy, priority, influence, eminence
Caldwell uses the privilege of rank to cover up some of his more questionable transactions.
nobility, title, high birth, aristocracy, dignity, prestige, (blue) blood, peerage
Gentlemen of rank should behave with honor, my boy.
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