Fulminate

usgb/ˈfʊlmɪneɪt/
verb

To express harsh criticism or protest.

He fulminated against the unfair treatment of workers.
Visual representation of "fulminate" - To express harsh criticism or protest

Often appears as...

  • fulminate against
  • fulminate about

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Emotional Intensity

When someone fulminates, they are showing strong emotions like anger or frustration.

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The politician fulminated against the new law with fiery passion.
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Public Speaking

Fulminate is often used to describe someone speaking publicly with forceful criticism.

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The activist fulminated over the injustices at the rally.
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Strong Opposition

To fulminate can also mean to argue vigorously against something.

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He fulminated about the proposed policy during the meeting.
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