Drummed

To strike or beat rhythmically, typically on a surface to produce a drumming sound. This can involve playing a percussion instrument, such as a drum, or a repetitive sound or action. Furthermore, 'drummed' can also figuratively describe persistently instilling something into someone's mind through repetition. Finally, it can refer to a rapid tapping or striking sound or actions against a surface that creates a rhythm or regular beat of its own.

Drummed meaning with examples

• The marching band drummed a complex rhythm as they paraded down the street. The percussionists worked in perfect syncopation with the brass section, creating a powerful, resonating experience, and entertaining the watching crowd.
• The rain drummed relentlessly against the corrugated iron roof, keeping the family awake during the storm. Every drop impacted the steel and metal making a dull loud thumping noise.
• The coach drummed the importance of teamwork into his players, repeating the message during every practice session. The team eventually internalized the principle, and their synergy improved.
• She drummed her fingers impatiently on the table while she waited for the meeting to begin, showing her nervous anticipation for a timely start.
• He drummed out a simple melody on the steering wheel while he drove, as he felt relaxed with a day off, and began to relax, after a long week of work.