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Trump Demands Robert De Niro Be Deported After Actor's Blistering Rival State Of The Union Speech
(www.huffingtonpost.co.uk)
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No, that’s rife. They sound similar, but ripe means mature.
Not according to webster
You must mean this one:
This one refers to the shape of something - an actual physical object. So like “full lips” but not like a “full head” (abstract) or a “full stomach” (a feeling)
A speech can’t be “ripe with” boasts in this sense.
Nope, this one
And sorry it wasnt websters it was oxford.