RAVE Meaning and
Definition
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Rave is a multi-faceted term that encompasses various meanings and contexts. As a verb, to rave typically refers to expressing enthusiasm or high praise for someone or something. It is often used to describe people's passionate and intense appreciation or admiration for a particular experience, event, product, or individual. Raving can involve expressing excitement, exhilaration, or approval in an exaggerated and exuberant manner.
In the context of music and nightlife, "rave" commonly refers to a large, lively, and energetic dance party or gathering, often associated with electronic dance music (EDM) genres. Raves are typically held in large venues, warehouses, or outdoor areas, with music played by DJs and accompanied by immersive lighting, visuals, and other effects. Raving at such events involves dancing, socializing, and celebrating the music and collective experience. Raves are often synonymous with an atmosphere of freedom, unity, and euphoric expression.
Additionally, "rave" can also denote a delirious, frenzied, or out-of-control state, typically associated with extreme excitement, passion, or strong emotions. It can describe someone speaking or behaving incoherently, wildly, or with excessive enthusiasm. The use of the term "rave" in this sense often conveys a sense of extreme fervor or obsession.
Furthermore, "rave" can function as a noun, referring to a gathering or event where raving occurs, or as an adjective, describing something as exceptional, outstanding, extraordinary, or even excessive.
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To act or talk senselessly; to talk irrationally; to wander in mind or intellect; to dote.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of RAVE
The word "rave" originated in the late 19th century as a dialect term in northeastern England, particularly in Northumberland and Durham. It was initially used to refer to an extravagant party or boisterous celebration. The exact roots of the word are uncertain, but it likely came from the Old Norse word "rāfh", meaning "rave or delirium". In the late 20th century, the term "rave" gained a new popular meaning, referring to a large-scale dance party or electronic music event. This usage emerged from the underground dance scene in the United Kingdom in the 1980s and spread globally.
Idioms with the word RAVE
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rant and rave (about sm or sth)
The idiom "rant and rave (about something or someone)" refers to expressing strong emotions or opinions in a loud, angry, and uncontrolled manner. It implies that the person is extremely upset or frustrated and is expressing their feelings in a theatrical or exaggerated way.
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rant and rave
The idiom "rant and rave" refers to expressing extreme anger, frustration, or outrage in a loud, forceful, and often irrational manner. It implies speaking or behaving in an exaggerated, emotional, or erratic way, typically with little or no control over one's feelings.
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rave about
The idiom "rave about" means to speak or write in an extremely enthusiastic, admiring, or positive manner about something or someone. It suggests expressing great enthusiasm, praise, or delight.
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rave over sm or sth
The idiom "rave over someone or something" means to speak or write about someone or something with great enthusiasm, admiration, or praise. It implies that the person or thing being discussed is highly valued or regarded.
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rave about sm or sth
The idiom "rave about something" means to speak or write with great enthusiasm and in a highly positive manner about someone or something. It implies that the person expressing their admiration or praise is extremely excited and has an overwhelming appreciation for the subject being discussed.
Similar spelling words for RAVE
- rappee,
- RABB,
- raabe,
- reave,
- rabe,
- RAAB,
- rape,
- raub,
- RAAP,
- raf,
- rap,
- raphe,
- Raff,
- RAPP,
- raby.
Conjugate verb Rave
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PAST CONTINUOUS
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