Pronunciation: /drʌm.biːt/
noun a regular beat or rhythm produced by a drum
A1 I could hear the drumbeat from the parade down the street.
A2 The drumbeat of the music festival kept everyone dancing all night.
B1 The rhythmic drumbeat of the tribal ceremony echoed through the village.
B2 The steady drumbeat of the rain on the roof was soothing to her ears.
C1 The drummer's precise drumbeat set the tempo for the entire orchestra.
C2 The drumbeat of war could be heard in the distance, signaling impending conflict.
verb not applicable
A1 I drumbeat on the table to the rhythm of the music.
A2 The children drumbeat on pots and pans in the kitchen.
B1 The protesters drumbeat outside the government building to demand change.
B2 The drummer drumbeats on the stage, captivating the audience with his skill.
C1 The military band drumbeats in perfect unison during the parade.
C2 The tribal ceremony was filled with the mesmerizing sound of drumbeating.
adjective not applicable
A1 The drumbeat rhythm was easy to follow.
A2 She danced to the drumbeat music all night.
B1 The drumbeat performance captivated the audience.
B2 The drumbeat tempo quickened as the song reached its climax.
C1 The drumbeat intricacies of the composition showcased the skill of the musician.
C2 The drumbeat intricacies of the composition showcased the skill of the musician.
adverb not applicable
A1 I can hear the drumbeat from the parade.
A2 The drumbeat echoed through the forest.
B1 The drumbeat steadily grew louder as the band approached.
B2 The rhythmic drumbeat set the pace for the dancers.
C1 The drumbeat reverberated through the stadium, energizing the crowd.
C2 The hypnotic drumbeat transported the audience to another world.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I heard a drumbeat in the distance.
A2 The drumbeat echoed through the valley.
B1 The drumbeat set the rhythm for the dancers.
B2 The drumbeat grew louder as the parade approached.
C1 The steady drumbeat of the war drums signaled the start of battle.
C2 The tribal chief danced to the hypnotic drumbeat of the ceremony.
preposition not applicable
A1 The drumbeat of the music kept everyone dancing all night.
A2 She followed the drumbeat of her heart and pursued her dreams.
B1 The drumbeat of rain on the roof made it hard to sleep.
B2 The protesters marched to the drumbeat of justice, demanding change.
C1 The drumbeat of war could be heard in the distance, signaling imminent danger.
C2 The drumbeat of tradition echoed through the generations, preserving cultural heritage.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I can hear the drumbeat from the parade.
A2 The drumbeat echoed through the forest.
B1 The drumbeat signaled the start of the ceremony.
B2 The drumbeat grew louder as the band approached.
C1 The rhythmic drumbeat set the pace for the dancers.
C2 The drumbeat resonated in perfect harmony with the music.
interjection not applicable
A1 Drumbeat! The music is starting!
A2 Drumbeat! Let's get this party started!
B1 Drumbeat! The rhythm of the drums is so captivating.
B2 Drumbeat! The sound of the drums echoed through the room.
C1 Drumbeat! The percussion section really adds depth to the music.
C2 Drumbeat! The drummer's skill is truly impressive.
article not applicable
A1 I heard a drumbeat in the distance.
A2 The drumbeat echoed through the village.
B1 The rhythmic drumbeat kept everyone dancing all night.
B2 The drumbeat of the music filled the stadium with energy.
C1 The complex drumbeat of the jazz band impressed the audience.
C2 The intricate drumbeat of the percussion section added depth to the symphony.
formal The steady drumbeat of the marching band could be heard from a distance.
informal I couldn't help but tap my foot to the catchy drumbeat of the song.
slang The drumbeat in that new track is sick!
figurative The drumbeat of change is echoing through the halls of power.
drumbeat
drumbeats
more drumbeat
most drumbeat
drumbeats
will drumbeat
has drumbeat
is drumbeating
drumbeat
drumbeat
to drumbeat
drumbeating
drumbeaten