1. Flashing or gleaming like lightning; brilliant and sudden.
Usage: literary; formal

1. Present participle of fulgurat: to flash or shine like lightning; to move with sudden brilliance.
Usage: literary; rare
2. To destroy or remove tissue using electrical current or cautery (medical/surgical term).
Usage: medical; technical

Examples

• The fulgurating light of the lightning bolt illuminated the entire valley.
• Her fulgurating wit made everyone at the dinner table laugh.
• The surgeon used a fulgurating technique to remove the abnormal tissue.
• Stars were fulgurating across the night sky in brilliant patterns.
• His fulgurating gaze seemed to pierce through the darkness.
• The fulgurating flash of the camera caught everyone by surprise.