rants
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate UK //ɹˈɑːnts// rants
n. long, angry, and loud speeches or pieces of writing about something you dislike. People usually do this when they are very frustrated and want to complain.
n. lengthy, impassioned, and often aggressive speeches or pieces of writing, typically expressing strong dissatisfaction or frustration. Often used in the context of online commentary or public venting.
He often goes on long rants about the local traffic.
The manager's frequent rants about office cleanliness eventually led to a decrease in team morale.
While some readers enjoyed the columnist's weekly rants against modern technology, others found his constant negativity repetitive and unconstructive.
Usage
Commonly used with the verb 'to go on' or 'to launch into'.