ranked
/ræŋkt/
adjective
- Having a particular position in a list or order based on quality, importance, or performance.
- Only the top-ranked students receive scholarships.
- She is a highly ranked tennis player in the world.
- The restaurant is ranked third in the city for its seafood.
- Arranged in a sequence or hierarchy.
- We need a ranked order of priorities for the project.
- The ranked list of candidates was posted on the bulletin board.
- The ranked teams will compete in the final round.
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- Past tense of rank: to assign a position or place in a scale or order.
- The survey ranked customer service as the most important factor.
- He ranked the books by their publication date.
- The judges ranked her performance as the best of the night.
- Past tense of rank: to have a specified position in a scale or order.
- The city ranked first in the nation for quality of life.
- The team ranked last in the league last season.
- Her novel ranked among the top ten bestsellers for months.