Haig and Robertson saw it as the lunatic ravings of a mad politician.
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ravings — rav|ings [ˈreıvıŋz] n [plural] crazy things that someone says ravings of ▪ the ravings of a demented man … Dictionary of contemporary English
ravings — rav|ings [ reıvıŋz ] noun plural unreasonable or crazy things that someone says: ravings of: People dismissed what she said as the ravings of a sick woman … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
ravings — noun (plural) things someone says that are crazy and have no meaning: Sometimes in his ravings he talks about a super intelligent pig … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
ravings — plural noun the ravings of a madman Syn: gibberish, rambling, babbling, wild talk, incoherent talk … Thesaurus of popular words
ravings — noun Usual form … Wiktionary
ravings — rav·ing || reɪvɪŋ n. wild delirious talk, frantic speech adj. delirious, crazed, frantic … English contemporary dictionary
ravings — wild or incoherent talk. → raving … English new terms dictionary
ravings — UK [ˈreɪvɪŋz] / US noun [plural] unreasonable or crazy things that someone says … English dictionary
ravings — n gibberish, nonsense, rubbish, drivel, twaddle, balderdash, prattle, yammer COLLOQ. gobbledygook, mumbo jumbo ≠ sense … Useful english dictionary
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