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A speech that gained momentum it never earned and won't return.
means To talk loudly, passionately, and at length about something that has wronged you, often without pause for breath or rebuttal.
from From Dutch ranten, to rave or talk nonsense, surfacing in English around 1600 to describe wild religious and theatrical ravings.
Ranter sectA radical 1650s English group preaching loud, lawless freedom.
Theater rootsOnce meant overacting with bombastic, scenery-chewing delivery.
Modern habitatComment sections and group chats at 2am.