1. to flash or shine with a sudden, brilliant light; to gleam like lightning
Usage: literary; rare
2. to destroy or remove tissue using electrical current or heat (medical procedure)
Usage: medical; technical

Examples

• The diamond fulgerated under the stage lights.
• Lightning fulgerated across the night sky.
• The surgeon decided to fulgurate the abnormal tissue.
• Stars fulgerated in the clear winter air.
• The jewel fulgerated with an inner fire.