Pronunciation: /ˈræntɪŋ/
verb to speak or write at length in a wild, impassioned, or vehement manner
A1 She was ranting about the bad service at the restaurant.
A2 The customer was ranting loudly at the cashier for overcharging.
B1 The politician started ranting about the lack of funding for education.
B2 After a few drinks, he began ranting about his ex-girlfriend to anyone who would listen.
C1 The professor was ranting passionately about the importance of environmental conservation.
C2 The author spent hours ranting on social media about the negative reviews of his latest book.
formal The professor spent the entire lecture ranting about the importance of citing sources in academic writing.
informal My mom is always ranting about how messy my room is.
slang I can't stand when people start ranting about things they know nothing about.
figurative The storm clouds gathered, as if nature itself was ranting about the impending downpour.
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