fulminant Antonyms
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Meaning of fulminant
Wordnet
fulminant (s)
sudden and severe
Webster
fulminant (a.)
Thundering; fulminating.
fulminant Sentence Examples
- The fulminant eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD tragically annihilated Pompeii.
- The illness struck with fulminant force, leaving my elderly uncle bedridden within hours.
- The fulminant spread of wildfire across the forest left a trail of devastation in its wake.
- The fulminant growth of the tumor alarmed doctors, who recommended immediate surgery.
- The fulminant charge of the cavalry sent shockwaves through the enemy lines.
- The fulminant onset of symptoms indicated a severe and potentially fatal condition.
- The fulminant success of the novel took the literary world by storm.
- The fulminant reaction to the medication caused an immediate and overwhelming change in the patient's condition.
- The fulminant debate over climate change raged in the halls of parliament.
- The fulminant outbreak of a contagious disease threatened to overwhelm the local hospital.
FAQs About the word fulminant
sudden and severeThundering; fulminating.
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The fulminant eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD tragically annihilated Pompeii.
The illness struck with fulminant force, leaving my elderly uncle bedridden within hours.
The fulminant spread of wildfire across the forest left a trail of devastation in its wake.
The fulminant growth of the tumor alarmed doctors, who recommended immediate surgery.
