raving in Irish
raving in Irish is rámhaille — raving means talking wildly or incoherently, often out of madness or extreme emotion.
raving in Irish
rámhaille
(usually, in the plural) Wild, incoherent, or irrational talk.
What does "raving" mean?
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adjective Talking wildly or incoherently, often out of madness or extreme emotion.
"The old man on the corner was raving about the end of the world."
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adjective Used to intensify a description, especially "raving mad" or "raving success."
"The show was a raving success with critics and fans alike."
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noun Wild, incoherent talk.
"Nobody paid attention to his feverish ravings."
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raving in a sentence
- The old man on the corner was raving about the end of the world.
- The show was a raving success with critics and fans alike.
- Nobody paid attention to his feverish ravings.
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What is "raving" in Irish?
"raving" in Irish is rámhaille. raving means: Talking wildly or incoherently, often out of madness or extreme emotion.
How do you use "raving" in a sentence?
Example: "The old man on the corner was raving about the end of the world." In Irish, "raving" is rámhaille.
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