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rankingnoun a scheme of rank or orderin one ranking of the best places to live, San Francisco surpassed all the other cities in the U.S. graduation, hierarchy, ladder, ordering, scale food chain, pecking order(also peck order)arrangement, array, disposal, disposition, distribution, sequence, series, setupdegree, echelon, footing, level, place, position, reaches, rung, situation, spot, standing, station, status the placement of someone or something in relation to others in a vertical arrangementthe President's ranking in the polls is at its highest level since he took office degree, echelon, footing, level, place, position, rank, reach(es), rung, situation, standing, station, status, stratum condition, estate, order, walkcapacity, functionrating to take or have a certain position within a group arranged in vertical classesmy favorite pitcher ranks first in the league for number of consecutive outs being, grading, placing, rating, standing seedingcountingcategorizing, classifying, classing, codifying, compartmentalizing, grouping, separating, setting, sortinginstalling, instating to arrange or assign according to typemost critics would rank him among our best actors assorting, breaking down, categorizing, classifying, classing, codifying, compartmentalizing, compartmenting, digesting, distinguishing, distributing, grading, grouping, pegging, placing, ranging, relegating, separating, sorting, typing arraying, disposing, drawing up, marshaling(or marshalling), ordering, organizing, systematizingalphabetizing, cataloging(or cataloguing), filing, indexing, listing, referringpigeonholing, shelvingidentifying, recognizingculling, screening, setting, sieving, sifting, winnowingclumping, clustering, colligatingrecategorizing, reclassifying, regroupingsubcategorizing confusing, disarranging, jumbling, lumping, mixing (up), scramblingmisclassifying, missorting(or mis-sorting), mistyping in 1836 |