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Meaning of fulgurate
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fulgurate (v. i.)
To flash as lightning.
fulgurate Sentence Examples
- The lightning fulgurated across the sky, illuminating the night with its blinding brilliance.
- The fireworks fulgurated overhead, spreading a shower of dazzling colors.
- The electrifying energy fulgurated through his body, igniting a fire within.
- The conductor's baton fulgurated, summoning the orchestra to play with unparalleled intensity.
- The pain fulgurated through her like a bolt of lightning, leaving her writhing in agony.
- The artist's brushstrokes fulgurated on the canvas, creating a vibrant masterpiece.
- The volcanic eruption fulgurated with molten lava, threatening to engulf the surrounding area.
- The beacon's light fulgurated through the darkness, guiding lost souls back to safety.
- The electric shock fulgurated through his veins, causing him to collapse in a heap.
- The stars fulgurated in the night sky, casting a celestial tapestry upon the sleeping world.
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To flash as lightning.
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The lightning fulgurated across the sky, illuminating the night with its blinding brilliance.
The fireworks fulgurated overhead, spreading a shower of dazzling colors.
The electrifying energy fulgurated through his body, igniting a fire within.
The conductor's baton fulgurated, summoning the orchestra to play with unparalleled intensity.
