brimstone
/ˈbrɪmstoʊn/Definitions
1. noun
a substance, especially sulfur, that burns with a blue flame and gives off a strong, unpleasant smell
“The ancient Greeks believed that brimstone was a manifestation of the gods’ wrath.”
2. noun
a place, especially a volcano or a pit, where brimstone is produced
“The tourists visited the brimstone pits to see the unique geological formations.”
3. noun
a burning or fiery passion, especially for revenge or punishment
“The politician’s brimstone speech criticized the opposing party’s policies.”
4. verb
to punish or criticize severely
“The judge brimstoned the defendant with a harsh sentence.”
5. verb
to speak or write in a strong, fiery, and condemnatory manner
“The journalist brimstoned the politician’s actions in the editorial.”