The tower and spire of this wonderful "Kreisker" rise boldly, from the transept crossing, in remarkable fashion, and as a marvel of construction may be said to far outrank the cathedral structure itself.
He is a member of the old aristocracy, and his wife will outrank at court all the ladies of the ministers and of the lower nobility.
A small prince of the German empire who on solemn occasions might be deemed worthy to present the wash-basin to the emperor, or to be his train bearer, while every king and elector would outrank me.
At least off Enforcement duty, and you and Mike outrank the rest of us in this field.
Or about a prospective member of the Royal Household, who'll outrank mere members of the King's Own if she accepts the job, and might take offense.
But lexicography has progressed, and we now have dictionaries that surpass the old ones, in every respect, as much as our new books on any scientific subject outrankthose of our forefathers.
The theme of Christ's passion, then, must far outrank every other.
This explains why the world is so filled with fanatics and schismatics, and why every man would master and outrank all others.
The Confederate cavalry was now led by Wade Hampton, who was made lieutenant-general to outrank Wheeler, who was not regarded equal to the responsibility.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "outrank" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: exceed; excel; front; head; lead; outrank; precede; rank; rate; star; surpass
