1. having a higher rank or position than someone else
Usage: present participle of outrank

1. the act or process of having a higher rank than others
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The colonel is outranking all the majors in the regiment.
• She is outranking her colleagues due to her recent promotion.
• The outranking officer took command of the situation.
• His outranking of the other candidates was based on experience.
• The general is outranking everyone else at the meeting.
• The outranking system determines who makes final decisions.