1. to have a higher rank or position than someone else
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘outrank’

Examples

• The colonel outranks all the majors in the regiment.
• She outranks him in the corporate hierarchy.
• A general outranks a captain in military structure.
• The senior partner outranks the junior associates.
• In chess tournaments, a master outranks an expert player.
• The department head outranks the regular professors.