Ranked

/ˈræŋkt/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Arranged or assigned in a specific order of precedence or importance, often used in legal contexts to indicate priority or hierarchy.
    The ranked list of creditors determines the order in which debts are paid.

Commentary

In legal usage, 'ranked' typically functions as a past participle adjective indicating established order or priority, useful in contexts like bankruptcy or claims adjudication.

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