fulmining
/ˈfʌlmɪnɪŋ/
noun
- The act or sound of exploding or thundering.
- The fulmining of the thunder kept the children awake all night.
- We covered our ears during the fulmining of the cannons.
- The fulmining of the volcano could be heard from the village below.
- A loud, angry outburst or protest.
- The editorial was a fulmining against government inaction.
- I had to endure my aunt's fulmining about the messy kitchen.
- His fulmining against the new rules lasted for an hour.
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adjective
- Exploding or making a loud, sudden noise; thundering.
- The fulmining fireworks lit up the night sky with a series of booms.
- A fulmining storm rolled over the mountains, shaking the ground.
- The fulmining blast from the quarry could be heard miles away.
- Expressing anger or protest very loudly and forcefully.
- My father was fulmining about the broken lawnmower all morning.
- The critic's fulmining review tore apart the new movie.
- The fulmining politician denounced the corruption in a fiery speech.
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