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fulminate against

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fulminate against someone or something
to denounce someone or something. The workers were fulminating against their employer. They are fulminating against the president of the union.
See also: against
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One outside as the left and anti-racist groups fulminate against the foul Nick Griffin and the other inside in the Question Time studio where the BNP leader will,I predict,run riot against poor opposition.
Is giving the BNP a primetime telly platform to spread its poison too ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Traditionalists would no doubt fulminate against the triumph of celebrity-based gimmickery over tradition and dignity - but you'd watch their matches, wouldn't you?
Is the FA Cup ready for a team made up solely of retired England ... by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Mark Green wrote on Huffington Post that “Seeing Rudy Giuliani fulminate against Hillary Clinton and Moveon for "character assassination" and "political venom" this week was like watching Larry Craig denounce homosexuality.
Elsewhere: Spitzer, Murdoch, Lamont by Azi Paybarah / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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