Noun
The condition or quality of being rank.
Source: Webster's dictionaryConsider the ravages committed in the bowels of all commonwealths by ambition, by avarice, envy, fraud, open injustice, and pretended friendship; vices which could draw little support from a state of nature, but which blossom and flourish in the rankness of political society. Edmund Burke
New First Law of Politics. State power expands to fill any area surrendered by a formerly free people. Liberty is like a garden . Weed it and tend it, or it will swiftly be choked by thorns and rankness. Peter Hitchens
he praised the richness of the soil Source: Internet
weeds lovely in their rankness Source: Internet