Fulmination
Pronunciation: /ˈɛfˈəɫˈmiˈneɪʃən/
Fulmination (noun)
- A sudden violent explosion caused by a chemical reaction that releases gas and heat very quickly.
- Strong, angry criticism or condemnation said publicly, often in a dramatic way.
Examples
- The fulmination shook the room and sent dust into the air.
- A loud fulmination followed the spark, and everyone looked up.