Ranting ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Ranting ( noun )

1. Speech or writing that is characterized by a strong and uncontrolled emotion, often anger.
2. A long, angry or emotional speech or discourse.

Origin:

From the verb "rant".

Examples:

1. His ranting and raving did not change the decision.
2. She went on a ranting tirade against her ex-boyfriend.
3. The politician's ranting speeches were filled with wild accusations.
4. He went on a ranting and raving about how unfair the system was.
5. The customer"s ranting and complaining did not change the store"s return policy.

(As a verb)

Ranting ( verb )

1. Speech or writing that is characterized by a strong and uncontrolled emotion, often anger.
2. A long, angry or emotional speech or discourse.

Origin:

From the verb "rant".

Examples:

1. His ranting and raving did not change the decision.
2. She went on a ranting tirade against her ex-boyfriend.
3. The politician's ranting speeches were filled with wild accusations.
4. He went on a ranting and raving about how unfair the system was.
5. The customer"s ranting and complaining did not change the store"s return policy.