ranty
- adjective
- /ˈrænti/
- Informal
- I don't often kind of do ranty negative videos on this channel, but that's literally all I've been thinking about recently.
Examples
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I know this is very ranty and all over the place as I am just writing things as they pop into my mind.
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Well, the above is rather ranty.
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This is a ranty length, and I apologize for that, but not for my opinion.
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This post is a bit ranty (okay, a lot), but it's the product of nearly three years of hearing things that make me wonder... are only typical kids worthy, in some people's eyes, of being treated like kids?
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His ranty performance at the debate captured everyone's attention with its exaggerated flair.
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She delivered a ranty monologue that had the audience both laughing and cringing at the drama.
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The article was filled with ranty opinions, showcasing his theatrical style and passion for the topic.
Synonyms
Showing feelings in a way that is too strong
Very loud and harsh in a way that feels unpleasant
Loud and energetic, like a happy crowd or party
Loud, forceful behavior that tries to bully other people
Loud and lively in a wild way
Loud and lively in a rough, out of control way
Antonyms
How Dramatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ranty comes from the word rant, which means 'to speak loudly', plus the ending -y meaning 'full of'; so a 'ranty' performance is full of loud, showy talk, like an actor putting on a dramatic scene.