1. a violent denunciation or condemnation; harsh criticism expressed with anger
Usage: formal
2. a loud explosion or the act of exploding violently
Usage: technical; archaic

Examples

• The senator’s fulmination against the proposed legislation lasted for twenty minutes.
• His fulmination about the company’s policies echoed through the conference room.
• The editorial was a fierce fulmination against government corruption.
• She delivered a passionate fulmination about the environmental crisis.
• The professor’s fulmination against plagiarism made the students uncomfortable.
• The thunder’s fulmination shook the entire building.
• The fulmination of the explosive could be heard for miles.