ranting (Meaning)
ranting (n)
a loud bombastic declamation expressed with strong emotion
ranting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Rant
Synonyms & Antonyms of ranting
Synonyms:
- infuriate
- horn-mad
- aggravated
- vengeful
- burning
- disagreeable
- shirty
- wrought (up)
- disapproving
- vitriolic
- bilious
- smoldering
- vindictive
- steamed up
- ticked
- antipathetic
- embittered
- antagonistic
- bristly
- annoyed
- huffy
- virulent
- teed off
- spiteful
- churlish
- riley
- bristling
- petulant
- resentful
- hot
- cross
- rankled
- inimical
- riled
- malevolent
- acrid
- sulky
- irritable
- worked up
- fretful
- unpleasant
- acrimonious
- enflamed
- sizzling
- peevish
- roiled
- cheesed off
- ireful
- smouldering
- rancorous
- bitter
- exasperated
- antisocial
- sore
- distant
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- disputatious
- fussy
- contrary
- inflammable
- bearish
- unfriendly
- quarrelsome
- ill-tempered
- frigid
- contentious
- belligerent
- grumpy
- cold
- ill-humored
- querulous
- pugnacious
- piqued
- snappish
- perturbed
- testy
- ornery
- quick-tempered
- put out
- crabby
- irascible
- cantankerous
- cool
- icy
- cranky
- sorehead
- soreheaded
- dyspeptic
- argumentative
- touchy
- grouchy
Antonyms:
ranting Sentence Examples
- The politician's incessant ranting alienated even his most loyal supporters.
- The angry customer's ranting about the faulty product lasted for minutes.
- The comedian's ranting routine brought the audience to tears.
- The teacher's ranting about homework was met with groans from the students.
- The blogger's ranting about the government's latest policy sparked a heated online debate.
- The mother's ranting about her child's behavior caused her to lose her temper.
- The preacher's ranting sermon was designed to evoke fear and guilt in the congregation.
- The player's ranting after losing the match showed his frustration.
- The protester's ranting against the injustice of the system was met with cheers from the crowd.
- The student's ranting about the difficulty of the exam was meant to garner sympathy from the professor.
FAQs About the word ranting
a loud bombastic declamation expressed with strong emotionof Rant
choleric, furious, stormy, enraged, irate, apoplectic, ballistic, angry, steaming, inflamed
delighted, accommodating, pleased, agreeable, happy,accepting, agreeable, amenable, delighted, amenable
The politician's incessant ranting alienated even his most loyal supporters.
The angry customer's ranting about the faulty product lasted for minutes.
The comedian's ranting routine brought the audience to tears.
The teacher's ranting about homework was met with groans from the students.
