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fulminate

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fulminate /ful·mi·nate/ (ful´mĭ-nāt) to occur suddenly with great intensity.ful´minant
fulminate [ful´mĭ-nāt]
to occur suddenly with great intensity. adj., adj ful´minant.
fulminate
to occur suddenly with great intensity.
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