Definition of ranter in English:

ranter

noun ˈrantəˈræn(t)ər

1A person who rants.
大叫大嚷的人
Sunday afternoon ranters at Speaker's Corner
Example sentencesExamples
- I always think of shows like this whenever a local media critic starts talking about the ranters on AM talk radio.
- Many of the ranters are either ignored or gently calmed down by other posters there.
- All the same, these frustrated, hate-filled ranters should knock it off.
- My mum isn't a ranter and raver like James, she just has an amazing ability to state the obvious, repeat herself and get on your nerves at times.
- There is something about Kavanagh's bearing, a modesty and cool demeanour, which warns off the ranters.
- However, late-night ranters on cable don't usually attract swing voters.
- Who cares what a beady-eyed ranter on MSNBC says?
- From the very earliest stages of his career he was a ranter.
- There's a sad lack of rationality here, and it's become pointless to try to reason with the ranters.
- Now, allow the ranter to spew while you sit quietly, listening.
- As a good ranter, I should be using examples here, but I am usually so disgusted by such behaviour on the part of a female writer that I promptly forget they exist.
- He is not a ranter or raver which is great, because that is not what you want when things are going against you.
- I repeat it, because some ranters haven't understood something here apparently.
- There were no ranters or rabble-rousers, just an invited audience of academics, writers, politicians and sombre party members.
- The campaign failed to define the man and his agenda on his own terms before the media and his rivals defined him, on theirs, as a one-note ranter.
- They were labelled ranters, hypocrites, animals.
- Never a ranter, Roeder tried to remain calm as the wave began to break.
- For the weekend, I'll leave you with this, from another Yorkshireman who might have occasionally been something of a ranter.
- Surprisingly, the ranters and the ravers don't dominate.
- Isn't my sputtering rather feeble compared to the inspired apocalyptic rants being posted by some world class ranters?
Synonyms
repair, fix, put back together, piece together, patch up, restore, sew, sew up, stitch, darn, patch, cobble, botch, vamp, vamp up
2A member of an antinomian Christian sect in England during the mid 17th century which denied the authority of scripture and clergy.
喧嚣派教徒（17世纪英格兰反律法主义基督教教派，否认经文和神职人员的权威性）
Example sentencesExamples
- Many similar groups, as well as the Ranters, took part in the famous Putney debates between the leadership around Fairfax and Cromwell and the Agitators, the tribunes of the rank and file.
- He was a compulsive controversialist, attacking the Ranters, the state Church, the law, and prejudice against women preachers in innumerable epistles and pamphlets.
- In so doing, McDowell greatly extends our understanding of the intellectual roots of the Levelers, the Quakers, and the Ranters.
- Using a mixture of readings and commentary, he ranges from More's Utopia through the English Civil War period with its Levellers, Ranters and Diggers.
- We learn how the ideas of the Ranters, Levellers and the Diggers filtered into the common-sense of this labouring class.
1. 2.1 (in the 19th century) a member of certain Nonconformist, in particular Methodist, groups.
  （19世纪）（某些不信奉英国国教的宗教群体的）信徒（尤指循道宗信徒）

Rhymes

Atlanta, banter, canter, infanta, levanter, manta, Santa, tam-o'-shanter

Definition of ranter in US English:

ranter

nounˈræn(t)ərˈran(t)ər

1A person who rants.
大叫大嚷的人
radio ranters and poison pen journalists
Example sentencesExamples
- All the same, these frustrated, hate-filled ranters should knock it off.
- I repeat it, because some ranters haven't understood something here apparently.
- There's a sad lack of rationality here, and it's become pointless to try to reason with the ranters.
- Now, allow the ranter to spew while you sit quietly, listening.
- Who cares what a beady-eyed ranter on MSNBC says?
- I always think of shows like this whenever a local media critic starts talking about the ranters on AM talk radio.
- The campaign failed to define the man and his agenda on his own terms before the media and his rivals defined him, on theirs, as a one-note ranter.
- Surprisingly, the ranters and the ravers don't dominate.
- My mum isn't a ranter and raver like James, she just has an amazing ability to state the obvious, repeat herself and get on your nerves at times.
- As a good ranter, I should be using examples here, but I am usually so disgusted by such behaviour on the part of a female writer that I promptly forget they exist.
- They were labelled ranters, hypocrites, animals.
- There were no ranters or rabble-rousers, just an invited audience of academics, writers, politicians and sombre party members.
- For the weekend, I'll leave you with this, from another Yorkshireman who might have occasionally been something of a ranter.
- He is not a ranter or raver which is great, because that is not what you want when things are going against you.
- Isn't my sputtering rather feeble compared to the inspired apocalyptic rants being posted by some world class ranters?
- There is something about Kavanagh's bearing, a modesty and cool demeanour, which warns off the ranters.
- From the very earliest stages of his career he was a ranter.
- However, late-night ranters on cable don't usually attract swing voters.
- Many of the ranters are either ignored or gently calmed down by other posters there.
- Never a ranter, Roeder tried to remain calm as the wave began to break.
Synonyms
repair, fix, put back together, piece together, patch up, restore, sew, sew up, stitch, darn, patch, cobble, botch, vamp, vamp up
2A member of an antinomian Christian sect in England during the mid 17th century which denied the authority of scripture and clergy.
喧嚣派教徒（17世纪英格兰反律法主义基督教教派，否认经文和神职人员的权威性）
Example sentencesExamples
- We learn how the ideas of the Ranters, Levellers and the Diggers filtered into the common-sense of this labouring class.
- He was a compulsive controversialist, attacking the Ranters, the state Church, the law, and prejudice against women preachers in innumerable epistles and pamphlets.
- Using a mixture of readings and commentary, he ranges from More's Utopia through the English Civil War period with its Levellers, Ranters and Diggers.
- In so doing, McDowell greatly extends our understanding of the intellectual roots of the Levelers, the Quakers, and the Ranters.
- Many similar groups, as well as the Ranters, took part in the famous Putney debates between the leadership around Fairfax and Cromwell and the Agitators, the tribunes of the rank and file.
1. 2.1 (in the 19th century) a member of certain Nonconformist, in particular Methodist, groups.
  （19世纪）（某些不信奉英国国教的宗教群体的）信徒（尤指循道宗信徒）

单词	ranter
释义	Definition of ranter in English: ranter noun ˈrantəˈræn(t)ər 1A person who rants. 大叫大嚷的人 Sunday afternoon ranters at Speaker's Corner Example sentencesExamples I always think of shows like this whenever a local media critic starts talking about the ranters on AM talk radio. Many of the ranters are either ignored or gently calmed down by other posters there. All the same, these frustrated, hate-filled ranters should knock it off. My mum isn't a ranter and raver like James, she just has an amazing ability to state the obvious, repeat herself and get on your nerves at times. There is something about Kavanagh's bearing, a modesty and cool demeanour, which warns off the ranters. However, late-night ranters on cable don't usually attract swing voters. Who cares what a beady-eyed ranter on MSNBC says? From the very earliest stages of his career he was a ranter. There's a sad lack of rationality here, and it's become pointless to try to reason with the ranters. Now, allow the ranter to spew while you sit quietly, listening. As a good ranter, I should be using examples here, but I am usually so disgusted by such behaviour on the part of a female writer that I promptly forget they exist. He is not a ranter or raver which is great, because that is not what you want when things are going against you. I repeat it, because some ranters haven't understood something here apparently. There were no ranters or rabble-rousers, just an invited audience of academics, writers, politicians and sombre party members. The campaign failed to define the man and his agenda on his own terms before the media and his rivals defined him, on theirs, as a one-note ranter. They were labelled ranters, hypocrites, animals. Never a ranter, Roeder tried to remain calm as the wave began to break. For the weekend, I'll leave you with this, from another Yorkshireman who might have occasionally been something of a ranter. Surprisingly, the ranters and the ravers don't dominate. Isn't my sputtering rather feeble compared to the inspired apocalyptic rants being posted by some world class ranters? Synonyms repair, fix, put back together, piece together, patch up, restore, sew, sew up, stitch, darn, patch, cobble, botch, vamp, vamp up 2A member of an antinomian Christian sect in England during the mid 17th century which denied the authority of scripture and clergy. 喧嚣派教徒（17世纪英格兰反律法主义基督教教派，否认经文和神职人员的权威性） Example sentencesExamples Many similar groups, as well as the Ranters, took part in the famous Putney debates between the leadership around Fairfax and Cromwell and the Agitators, the tribunes of the rank and file. He was a compulsive controversialist, attacking the Ranters, the state Church, the law, and prejudice against women preachers in innumerable epistles and pamphlets. In so doing, McDowell greatly extends our understanding of the intellectual roots of the Levelers, the Quakers, and the Ranters. Using a mixture of readings and commentary, he ranges from More's Utopia through the English Civil War period with its Levellers, Ranters and Diggers. We learn how the ideas of the Ranters, Levellers and the Diggers filtered into the common-sense of this labouring class. 2.1 (in the 19th century) a member of certain Nonconformist, in particular Methodist, groups. （19世纪）（某些不信奉英国国教的宗教群体的）信徒（尤指循道宗信徒） Rhymes Atlanta, banter, canter, infanta, levanter, manta, Santa, tam-o'-shanter Definition of ranter in US English: ranter nounˈræn(t)ərˈran(t)ər 1A person who rants. 大叫大嚷的人 radio ranters and poison pen journalists Example sentencesExamples All the same, these frustrated, hate-filled ranters should knock it off. I repeat it, because some ranters haven't understood something here apparently. There's a sad lack of rationality here, and it's become pointless to try to reason with the ranters. Now, allow the ranter to spew while you sit quietly, listening. Who cares what a beady-eyed ranter on MSNBC says? I always think of shows like this whenever a local media critic starts talking about the ranters on AM talk radio. The campaign failed to define the man and his agenda on his own terms before the media and his rivals defined him, on theirs, as a one-note ranter. Surprisingly, the ranters and the ravers don't dominate. My mum isn't a ranter and raver like James, she just has an amazing ability to state the obvious, repeat herself and get on your nerves at times. As a good ranter, I should be using examples here, but I am usually so disgusted by such behaviour on the part of a female writer that I promptly forget they exist. They were labelled ranters, hypocrites, animals. There were no ranters or rabble-rousers, just an invited audience of academics, writers, politicians and sombre party members. For the weekend, I'll leave you with this, from another Yorkshireman who might have occasionally been something of a ranter. He is not a ranter or raver which is great, because that is not what you want when things are going against you. Isn't my sputtering rather feeble compared to the inspired apocalyptic rants being posted by some world class ranters? There is something about Kavanagh's bearing, a modesty and cool demeanour, which warns off the ranters. From the very earliest stages of his career he was a ranter. However, late-night ranters on cable don't usually attract swing voters. Many of the ranters are either ignored or gently calmed down by other posters there. Never a ranter, Roeder tried to remain calm as the wave began to break. Synonyms repair, fix, put back together, piece together, patch up, restore, sew, sew up, stitch, darn, patch, cobble, botch, vamp, vamp up 2A member of an antinomian Christian sect in England during the mid 17th century which denied the authority of scripture and clergy. 喧嚣派教徒（17世纪英格兰反律法主义基督教教派，否认经文和神职人员的权威性） Example sentencesExamples We learn how the ideas of the Ranters, Levellers and the Diggers filtered into the common-sense of this labouring class. He was a compulsive controversialist, attacking the Ranters, the state Church, the law, and prejudice against women preachers in innumerable epistles and pamphlets. Using a mixture of readings and commentary, he ranges from More's Utopia through the English Civil War period with its Levellers, Ranters and Diggers. In so doing, McDowell greatly extends our understanding of the intellectual roots of the Levelers, the Quakers, and the Ranters. Many similar groups, as well as the Ranters, took part in the famous Putney debates between the leadership around Fairfax and Cromwell and the Agitators, the tribunes of the rank and file. 2.1 (in the 19th century) a member of certain Nonconformist, in particular Methodist, groups. （19世纪）（某些不信奉英国国教的宗教群体的）信徒（尤指循道宗信徒）
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