Definition

A strong expression of anger or criticism, often in a loud or forceful manner.

Example

The politician's fulmination against the new policy drew a lot of attention from the media.

Conversation

Did you hear the fulmination from the coach after the game last night?

Yeah, he was really upset with the team's performance.

I guess his fulmination was meant to motivate them for the next match.

Definitely! Sometimes a strong reaction can push players to do better.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Fulmination → It is formed from "fulminare" (meaning to strike with lightning) and the suffix "-tion" (indicating the action or process of). The word "fulmination" refers to the act of striking or exploding with great force, akin to a thunderous explosion.

Memory Tip

Imagine a powerful lightning strike ('fulminare') that causes a loud explosion — that's what fulmination means.

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