ramble on
1 of 1verb/ˈræm.bəl ɑ:n/
Forms:rambles on,rambling on,rambled on,rambled on
1
to talk or write in a long, unfocused, and aimless way
- The politician rambled on without addressing the specific concerns of the audience.
- When nervous, she would ramble on without taking a breath.
- He tends to ramble on in meetings, making them longer than necessary.
- The professor had a habit of rambling on during lectures, making it hard to follow.
- She rambled on in her diary, sharing her thoughts in a stream of consciousness.