fulmination
noun
[ ˌfʊlmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n ]
• an expression of vehement protest.
• "the fulminations of media moralists"
Similar:
protest,
objection,
complaint,
rant,
denunciation,
condemnation,
criticism,
censure,
disparagement,
attack,
broadside,
decrying,
railing,
invective,
tirade,
diatribe,
harangue,
philippic,
obloquy,
execration,
arraignment,
brickbat,
tongue-lashing,
bashing,
blast,
slating,
excoriation,
vociferation,
vituperation,
• a violent explosion or a flash like lightning.
• "a second of silence, not long enough for the echo of the previous fulminations to fade away"
Similar:
explosion,
flash,
crack,
crash,
bang,
report,
detonation,
eruption,
blowing up,
rumbling,
