1. angry or violent verbal attacks; harsh criticisms or denunciations
Usage: plural form of fulmination; formal

Examples

• The senator’s fulminations against the proposed legislation filled several pages.
• His fulminations about modern technology grew tiresome to his colleagues.
• The editorial contained bitter fulminations against government corruption.
• She ignored the critic’s fulminations and continued with her work.
• The professor’s fulminations about student behavior echoed through the hallway.
• Despite his fulminations, the policy remained unchanged.