fulminations (Meaning)
fulminations
to utter loud or forceful complaints or strong or violent language, to send forth censures or invectives, an often explosive salt (such as mercury fulminate) containing the group −CNO, to utter or send out with denunciation
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fulminations Sentence Examples
- The professor's fulminations against technology cast a long shadow over the students' enthusiasm.
- The journalist's fulminations against corruption sparked outrage and calls for action.
- The politician's fulminations about the opposition ignored the real challenges facing the nation.
- The preacher's fulminations against sin left the congregation trembling with fear.
- The astronomer's fulminations about cosmic disasters filled the audience with awe and wonder.
- The critic's fulminations against the play mercilessly exposed its flaws and inconsistencies.
- The general's fulminations against the enemy inspired his troops with a fierce determination.
- The actor's fulminations in the role of a tyrannical king sent shivers down the audience's spines.
- The judge's fulminations against the defendant were a stern reminder of the consequences of lawlessness.
- The teacher's fulminations about homework motivated her students to buckle down and complete their assignments diligently.
FAQs About the word fulminations
to utter loud or forceful complaints or strong or violent language, to send forth censures or invectives, an often explosive salt (such as mercury fulminate) co
abuses, invectives, vituperations, insults, criticisms, imprecations, vitriols, slurs, blasphemies, maledictions
praises, commendations, compliments, acclaim, congratulations, flatteries, endearments, felicitations,applauses, adulations
The professor's fulminations against technology cast a long shadow over the students' enthusiasm.
The journalist's fulminations against corruption sparked outrage and calls for action.
The politician's fulminations about the opposition ignored the real challenges facing the nation.
The preacher's fulminations against sin left the congregation trembling with fear.
