1. to express angry criticism or condemnation forcefully
Usage: formal
2. to explode violently or cause to explode
Usage: chemistry; technical

Examples

• The senator fulminated against the proposed tax increases.
• She fulminated about the poor service at the restaurant.
• The editorial writer fulminated against government corruption.
• The preacher fulminated from the pulpit about moral decay.
• The explosive compound fulminated when heated.
• The mercury fulminate fulminated upon impact.