drumbeat
/ˈdrʌmˌbiːt/Definitions
1. noun
a regular rhythm or beat made by a drum, especially as a signal or a background for music
“The drumbeat echoed through the valley, signaling the start of the parade.”
2. noun
a regular rhythmic pattern, especially one that is repetitive and unvarying
“The drumbeat of the rain on the roof was soothing.”
3. noun
a feeling or mood that is strong and widespread, especially one that is caused by a particular event or situation
“The drumbeat of fear and anxiety gripped the city after the earthquake.”
4. verb
to make a regular rhythmic sound, especially one that is repetitive and unvarying
“The drummer drummed out a steady beat on the drums.”
5. verb
to emphasize or stress something by repeating it or making it more intense
“The politician drummed home the importance of the issue to the audience.”