fulmination's Usage Examples:

gather and burn a torch natively called chibo in every locales Fireworks fulmination Party Date September 27 September 28 (leap year) 2020 date September.

transfusion fulmin- flash Latin fulmen "lightning flash" fulminant, fulminate, fulmination fung-, funct- do Latin fungī, fūnctus function, fungibility fur-, furt-.

com/new/oba-gabriel-adekunle-aromolaran-ii-fulmination-of-a-paramount-ruler.

101 South comprises the fulmination of the creativity from all the songs he wrote throughout his life, starting.

though in Dominican Spanish the term has come to mean a reprimanding, fulmination, or harangue in general terms.

31 "Lightning" TBA The fulmination that normally accompanies the Imp's cackling is missing.

Royce's fulmination continued, even after it had been announced that the account was faked.

having plurality of benefices, which was fairly common), and the careless fulmination of censures, and forbade duelling.

Nono's strident, anguished music, fully accords with the anti-capitalist fulmination the composer intended to communicate.

This would be the precursor to his "fulmination" sculpture (as described by art critic and writer Jill Johnston), Piano.

by more than three decades of apprehensive and contradictory public fulmination, posing as and often passing for a reasoned debate, on the subject of.

over it; it had taken its place as a revolt and held it, despite the fulmination of critics and the contempt of academicians.

For an editorial fulmination against advertising various remedies for gonorrhea and impotence, with.

(1998) is described as "a landmark in the literature of demographic fulmination".

foudroyant, fulgency, fulgent, fulgid, fulgor, fulminant, fulminate, fulmination ‡fulgescō fulgesc-  –  – fundō fund- fūd- fūs- pour affusion, circumfuse.

) fulminant fulmination fume fumigation fuck, Old Fr.

Synonyms:

denouncement; denunciation; diatribe;

Antonyms:

implode; decrease; continuant consonant;