fulmination
/ˌfʌlmɪˈneɪʃən/
noun
- A loud, violent explosion or thunderclap.
- The fulmination of the volcano could be heard miles away.
- The chemist's experiment ended with a dangerous fulmination.
- A sudden fulmination shook the windows during the storm.
- A strong verbal attack or harsh criticism.
- The senator's fulmination against the new policy lasted for an hour.
- The editorial was a fulmination against corruption in local government.
- His fulmination about the team's poor performance surprised everyone.
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