drum-beating
- noun
- /drʌmˈbiːtɪŋ/
- Protesters used drum-beating to draw attention to their cause.
Because by repeating it, he makes that a kind of drum beat, a rhythmic pulse.
- Because by repeating it, he makes that a kind of drum beat, a rhythmic pulse.
Examples
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Excited fans started drum-beating as the team entered the stadium.
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The drum-beating at the festival could be heard from blocks away.
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The drum-beating at the rally was deafening.
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She enjoys drum-beating for environmental causes.
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The drum-beating at the rally drew many people to the cause.
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During the parade, the drum-beating energized the crowd and encouraged their participation.
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He joined the team for its drum-beating campaign to raise awareness about climate change.
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Etymology
Drum-beating comes from the simple action of hitting a drum to make a steady beat that calls people and shows support, like drums at a festival or protest. So, drum-beating means making loud noise to 'attract attention' or to 'show support'.