raving
/ˈreɪvɪŋ/
adjective
- Talking or behaving in a wild, irrational, or angry way, as if insane.
- The movie critic wrote a raving review that called the film a masterpiece.
- She was raving with fever and didn't recognize anyone.
- After the argument, he was raving and pacing around the room.
Antonyms
adverb
- Used to emphasize a state of being extremely enthusiastic or extreme (usually in the phrase 'raving mad' or 'raving beauty').
- The garden was full of raving beautiful flowers in every color.
- He's not just eccentric; he's raving mad.
- They thought the idea was raving nonsense.
noun
- Wild, irrational, or angry talk; ranting.
- I ignored his ravings and walked away.
- The patient's ravings were a symptom of high fever.
- His ravings made no sense to anyone in the room.
verb
- Present participle of rave: to talk wildly or enthusiastically.
- She was raving about the new restaurant for hours.
- The fans were raving at the concert, screaming for an encore.
- He kept raving about his favorite video game.