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Meanings of rant in English
Spanish
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Examples for "blah"
Examples for "blah"
1
Typical far-right religious stuff -the decay of society, blah blah blah.
2
They were talking Dostoyevsky's blah-blah and the objective correlative of the doodad.
3
I keep going, blah blah blahing, clenching the phone in my hand.
4
Love,' blah, blah, blah, she put everybody's names here, even Headmaster Merlin.
5
Eighty percent will soon be able to drink the water, blah blah blah.
1
The bombast and ignorance shown in some of these is very amusing.
2
More likely the remark was just a common piece of evangelical bombast.
3
My impressions, though produced by a conversation thoroughly free from bombast, deepened.
4
Pitt made a short speech, excellently argumentative, and not bombast, nor tedious.
5
Nonsense gives place to sense, bombast to a hard-boiled and cynical lucidity.
1
No, Sir, we deny that this theory is merely unfounded feminist claptrap.
2
He thought it was claptrap and could not think of such a thing.
3
But I didn't believe that claptrap any more than they did.
4
Some of your readers, judging from their letters, regard this as creationist claptrap.
5
Some of the Tory orators had employed what was then a favourite claptrap.
1
I brought with me some sweets, and wore a threadbare fustian suit.
2
The regal ermine and the murderer's fustian alike obtain their enviable niche.
3
It is true, my coat is fustian, and my whole accoutrement plebeian.
4
They deal with the spurious and fustian from cradle to grave.
5
You must not think that he is a navvy in fustian and corduroys.
Usage of rant in English
1
Let me repeat an admonition from my own rant in today's paper.
2
If things break, there will be a rant immediately following these words.
3
Eszterhas senior said he and his family were terrified during the rant.
4
The first two times a halting apology gave way to a rant.
5
Manchester Utd v S Prague: The annual Roy Keane rant arrived yesterday.
6
Her republican rant had strayed into dangerous territory with that last comment.
7
Proud homophobe Israel Folau has gone on another anti same-sex marriage rant.
8
He didn't rant or raise his voice, but he talked from information.
9
I started the message running again, and listened to the Doctor rant.
10
Feel free to rant away about which films have been outrageously omitted.
11
Tracey's little rant three months ago was still fresh in my mind.
12
Beck continued the rant: You're spending money that leads only to slavery!
13
The crowd was really ripping into Berdych, jeering him throughout his rant.
14
He picked it up and started into a rant about One-Week Job.
15
The royal road to a news-boy's heart is to rant in style.
16
Blissfully, her rant at the expense of the Fourth Estate gradually subsided.
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Translations for rant
Spanish
Rant through the time
Rant across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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