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'''Fire and brimstone''' is an idiom that refers to a very severely delivered lecture, admonition, or threat, as in "The principal gave us a real fire-and-brimstone lecture on smoking in the restrooms."
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'''Fire and brimstone''' is an idiom that refers to a very severely delivered lecture, [[admonition]], or threat, as in "The principal gave us a real fire-and-brimstone lecture on smoking in the restrooms."
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Brimstone is the ancient word for sulfur, the burning of which has a very pungent and unpleasant odor.  The idea of fire and brimstone is used in the Bible, to evoke images of hell.  But the phrase is commonly used in common discourse.
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[[Brimstone]] is the ancient word for [[sulfur]], the burning of which has a very pungent and unpleasant odor.  The idea of fire and brimstone is used in the [[Bible]], to evoke images of [[hell]].  But the phrase is commonly used in common discourse.
    
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