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Meanings of fulmination (fulminations) in English
Usage of fulminations in English
1
But notwithstanding the fulminations of the church, the expedition never reached Palestine.
2
Proximity to the Church of Rome divests its fulminations of half their terrors.
3
Then Jeppe would break out into fulminations against the new times.
4
There are precedents for such fulminations, but not from US leaders.
5
Poor Tubbs, astounded at these fulminations, was already rapidly descending by the rigging.
6
The minister preached against Quakers and witchcraft, and shook the rafters with his fulminations.
7
He little dreamed what ears heard his fulminations and what deadly peril threatened him.
8
The fulminations ranged from accusations of blasphemy to cultural appropriation.
9
He had the courage of his convictions in spite of the fulminations of St. Bernard.
10
The demand for it spread very rapidly, in spite of papal fulminations and penal enactments.
11
In vain did the great St. Nicolas warn his flock by exhortations, threats, and fulminations.
12
She turned aside the fulminations of M. de Corbiere.
13
No fulminations against fashion have ever effected reforms.
14
After all your fulminations against the tribe!
15
Socola on his arrival at Montgomery from Charleston read these fulminations from the North with amazement and rage.
16
No churchly fulminations might silence his batteries; because he had camouflaged them, and they were not to be seen.
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