rant in Italian
rant in Italian is declamazione, farneticamento, farneticare — rant means to speak or complain loudly and at length, often in anger.
rant in Italian
declamazione
A criticism done by ranting.
farneticamento
A wild, emotional, and sometimes incoherent articulation.
farneticare
To speak or shout at length in uncontrollable anger.
strepitare
To speak or shout at length in uncontrollable anger.
declamare
To criticize by ranting.
sciorinare
To criticize by ranting.
What does "rant" mean?
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verb To speak or complain loudly and at length, often in anger.
"He ranted about the referee's decision for the entire journey home."
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noun A long, angry, or emotional outburst of speech or writing.
"His social media rant went viral overnight."
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rant in a sentence
- He ranted about the referee's decision for the entire journey home.
- She ranted online about the poor customer service.
- His social media rant went viral overnight.
- She launched into a rant about the state of public transport.
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What is "rant" in Italian?
"rant" in Italian is declamazione, farneticamento, farneticare. rant means: To speak or complain loudly and at length, often in anger.
How do you use "rant" in a sentence?
Example: "He ranted about the referee's decision for the entire journey home." In Italian, "rant" is declamazione, farneticamento, farneticare.
Are there other ways to say "rant" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "rant": declamazione, farneticamento, farneticare, strepitare, declamare, sciorinare.
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