fulgurations
/ˌfʌlɡjəˈreɪʃənz/
noun
- Multiple instances of sudden flashes of light, especially lightning.
- Ancient people often interpreted fulgurations as signs from the gods.
- The scientist recorded the frequency of fulgurations during the monsoon season.
- The night sky was alive with fulgurations from the approaching storm.
- Multiple medical procedures using electric current to destroy tissue.
- Modern fulgurations are much safer than the early versions of the technique.
- The surgeon scheduled two fulgurations for different areas of the bladder.
- The patient underwent several fulgurations to treat recurring lesions.