1. to express loud, harsh, or bitter criticism or protest; to denounce vehemently
2. to explode or detonate with a loud noise
Usage: archaic or technical

1. expressing loud, harsh, or bitter criticism; characterized by vehement denunciation

Examples

• The senator was fulmining against the new tax policy during the debate.
• Critics have been fulmining about the quality of the film since its release.
• She delivered a fulmining speech condemning the company's unethical practices.
• The activist was fulmining against corporate greed at the rally.
• His fulmining tone made it clear he was deeply angry about the decision.
• They spent the evening fulmining about the poor service at the restaurant.