drum-beating
- adjective
- /ˈdrʌmˌbiːtɪŋ/
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promoción activa
- This is a drum-beating campaign!
Examples
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Some critics disliked the drum-beating advertisements for the new product launch.
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The drum-beating campaign overshadowed more thoughtful discussions about the issue.
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The candidate's drum-beating speeches drew large crowds to every event.
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The drum-beating for the new park has generated a lot of interest.
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The candidates used drum-beating tactics to rally support during the election campaign.
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He engaged in drum-beating for the charity event, ensuring everyone knew how important it was.
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The organization’s drum-beating efforts helped increase awareness about climate change.
Synonyms
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3.2
Organized work to help a person or group win an election
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To promote something with exaggerated, flashy advertising to get attention
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A steady public demand for change or action
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3.1
Strong public support for a person, idea, or policy that ignores problems
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To campaign strongly for a cause over a long time
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A series of energetic political speeches in different places to gain support
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To promote something loudly and with exaggeration to get attention
Enthusiastic promotion of an idea or product to gain supporters
An activity where politicians travel and give speeches to win votes
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Etymology
Drum-beating as an adjective comes from the image of someone 'beating the drum' to make a strong beat so everyone notices an idea or event. So, a drum-beating speech or campaign is one that loudly 'promotes' or 'publicizes' something.