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drumbeat
[ druhm-beet ]
drumbeat
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noun
- the sound made by beating a drum
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Example Sentences
“Things are looking bleak,†Jonathan belts in a duet that pits his selfishness against her do-gooderism over a militaristic drumbeat.
The drumbeat of demands for the UK to boost spending was getting louder even before Trump moved into the White House.
Rubio’s task, then, appears to be keeping up a drumbeat of public praise for Trump’s initiative while trying to quietly ensure that the president’s regional ambitions don’t go awry as a result.
I played bass, then he played something on keyboards and I played guitar while we had this drumbeat going.
The chancellor sped up an already planned "drumbeat" of pro-growth measures, culminating in this week's speech.
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