rave

[reɪv]

rave Definition

• 1. to talk or write about something or someone in an extremely enthusiastic way
• 2. a large dance party featuring electronic music and often accompanied by the use of drugs like ecstasy
• 3. to speak wildly or incoherently

Using rave: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "rave" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She raved about the new restaurant in town.

• Example

  The music was so loud at the rave that I could feel the bass in my chest.

• Example

  He was raving about the benefits of the new diet he was on.

rave Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for rave

• enthusiastic
• exaggerated
• ecstatic
• clubbing
• dance party

Antonyms for rave

• criticize
• disapprove
• pan

Phrases with rave

• rave review

  an extremely positive review of a book, movie, or other work of art

  Example

  The movie received rave reviews from critics and audiences alike.

• rave on

  to continue talking in an excited or enthusiastic manner

  Example

  He raved on about his new car for hours.

• rave up

  to increase in intensity or excitement

  Example

  The party really raved up after midnight.

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Summary: rave in Brief

The term 'rave' [reɪv] can be used as a verb to describe speaking or writing about something or someone in an extremely enthusiastic way, or as a noun to describe a large dance party featuring electronic music and often accompanied by the use of drugs like ecstasy. It can also mean to speak wildly or incoherently. Phrases like 'rave review,' 'rave on,' and 'rave up' extend the meaning of the term.