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to fulminate
01
to proclaim or issue a denunciation, decree, or strong protest
Transitive: to fulminate a statement or decree
02
to strongly criticize or condemn
Intransitive: to fulminate against sth
03
to erupt or burst forth with sudden and intense energy
Intransitive
Fulminate
01
a salt or ester of fulminic acid
fulminate
v
fulmination
n
fulmination
n
Example
The king fulminated a decree against dissenters, ordering their immediate arrest.
The author fulminated a manifesto denouncing censorship and advocating for freedom of expression.
The community leader fulminated a statement condemning the proposed development project, citing environmental concerns.
The religious leader fulminated a decree denouncing the immoral practices and calling for repentance.
The judge fulminated a ruling, declaring the company guilty of violating antitrust laws and imposing hefty fines.
