Sample Sentences forrant (editor-reviewed)
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The captain is ranting and roaring about our lack of military discipline.ranting = complaining loudly
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Instead of answering the question, he launched into a rant about politics.rant = angry speech
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She will rant about my grades and the way I dress, but she loves me.rant = complain loudly
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He'll rant for the rest of the period, forty-three minutes. (source)rant = complain or verbally attack in an excited rather than thoughtful way
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All she does is rant and rave. (source)rant = complain angrily and loudly
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She stopped to draw a deep breath and then went ranting on. (source)ranting = complaining or verbally attacking in a loud, excited way
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They mark special occasions, write horrible poetry, sketch things that are beautiful or grotesque, or just rant. (source)rant = complain or verbally attack in a loud, excited way
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Ranting and raving. (source)Ranting = complaining in an excited rather than thoughtful way
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He ranted at the people on the stairway. (source)ranted = yelled
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I have disliked her since my father's dinner-table rants began, but now I hate her.† (source)
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My denials would be meaningless, the rantings of a stranger.† (source)
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So he was dreadfully surprised when Ranter spoke.† (source)
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Late-night shortwave: province of ramblers and dreamers, madmen and ranters.† (source)
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Worried about alienating the boy, Franz said little during such outbursts and let him rant.† (source)
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Marcus waited for Tata to tell him it was crazy to believe in the ranting words of a stranger.† (source)
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He ranted on for a while longer, complaining about adults and the "corrupt frigging system" and about the time being ripe for a young people's revolution. (source)ranted = complained or verbally attacked in a loud, excited way
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