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Fulmination (Noun)

Thunderous verbal attack.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The politician's fulmination against his opponent during the debate was seen by many as an unstatesmanlike outburst.
The academic's fulmination against the criticisms of her theory sparked a heated exchange among scholars.
After losing the election, the losing candidate's fulmination against the winning candidate's tactics dominated the news.
Her fulmination against her husband's chronic lateness ended with him vowing to arrive on time for her birthday celebration.
His fulmination against the boss who passed him over for the promotion ended with his abrupt resignation.

The act of exploding with noise and violence; "his fulminations frightened the horses".

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The firework's fulmination shook the entire neighborhood and sent dogs running for cover.
Her fulminations about the new policy change left many of her colleagues bewildered and intimidated.
The volcanic eruption's fulmination was so loud that it was heard hundreds of miles away.
His fulminations against the government were well-known and often sparked heated debates.
The sudden fulmination of the old mine sent shockwaves through the abandoned town.