outrank
/aʊtˈræŋk/
verb
- To have a higher rank or position than someone, especially in a military or organizational hierarchy.
- She outranks everyone in the department because she is the senior manager.
- In the army, a general outranks a colonel.
- Even though he has been here longer, the new hire outranks him due to her advanced degree.
- To be more important or have higher priority than something else.
- Safety concerns outrank all other considerations in this project.
- Your health should outrank any temporary work deadlines.
- In this company, customer satisfaction outranks profit margins.