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fire-and-brimstone
[ fahyuhr-uhn-brim-stohn ]
adjective
- threatening punishment in the hereafter:
a fire-and-brimstone sermon.
fire-and-brimstone
adjective
- (of a sermon, preacher, etc) zealous, esp in threatening eternal damnation
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of fire-and-brimstone1
Example Sentences
Butker made headlines last summer for delivering a fire-and-brimstone commencement address at Benedictine College that many labeled misogynistic, antisemitic and homophobic.
One speaker, while displaying an image of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, screamed, with true fire-and-brimstone energy, “I prophesy they’re going to jail!â€
Emerson’s sermons are not all fire-and-brimstone.
A kind of fire-and-brimstone sitcom with a tone somewhere between the gloomy wit of “Bojack Horseman†and the wry, whimsical misanthropy of “Don’t Trust the B____ in Apartment 23,†the series is both dark and cheerful, thrumming with upbeat verve while also tackling turbulent issues.
The pattern is so obvious that Republicans who were previously fire-and-brimstone abortion opponents are now curiously mum.
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