Rantings Meaning in English

word · lemma: ranting

US

ˈɹæntɪŋ

RAN-tingz

UK

ɹˈɑːntɪŋz

RAHN-tingz

Definition

Rantings are loud, angry, or wild statements, often spoken or written at length and showing strong emotion, usually about something upsetting.

Usage & Nuances

'Rantings' is usually plural and often implies that the talk is unreasonable or exaggerated. Common with 'crazy rantings', 'angry rantings', or 'online rantings'. It's informal and sometimes negative, suggesting loss of control or wild opinions.

• Spanish: desvaríos - discursos airados
• Portuguese (BR): delírios - falatórios exaltados
• Portuguese (PT): delírios - discursatas
• Chinese (Simplified): 咆哮 - 狂言
• Chinese (Traditional): 咆哮 - 狂言
• Hindi: झल्लाहट भरी बातें
• Arabic: هَذَيان - كلام غاضب
• Bengali: বকবকানি - ক্ষুব্ধ চিৎকার
• Russian: бредни - разглагольствования
• Japanese: わめき散らし - 狂った発言
• Vietnamese: lời lảm nhảm - lời nói giận dữ
• Korean: 횡설수설 - 분노의 발언
• Turkish: saçma sapan konuşmalar - öfkeli söylemler
• Urdu: پراگندگی باتیں - غصے سے کہی گئی باتیں
• Indonesian: omelan - ocehan marah

Example Sentences

His rantings about politics annoyed everyone.

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Nobody listened to her late-night rantings.

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The coach's angry rantings surprised the team.

basic

After reading his online rantings, I decided to ignore him.

natural

She dismissed his wild rantings as nonsense.

natural

People were tired of the politician’s endless rantings on TV.

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