drummed

Verb

The word is derived from drum

Meaning

of Drum

Source: Webster's dictionary

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Examples

For many years it has been drummed into learner drivers that they need many hours of driving to become competent, safe drivers. Source: Internet

He drummed up for public health fund to be the way for Tanzanians so that they take care of each other through their annual contributions regardless they get sick or not. Source: Internet

From Romania’s Gheorghe Hagi to Japan’s Hidetoshi Nakata, the world drummed up anticipatory excitement over many ‘new Maradonas’ across the globe and across generations. Source: Internet

Starr had first drummed with the Texans on 25 March 1959, at the Mardi Gras club in Liverpool. Source: Internet

Tupperware drummed up sales over the decades through an army of independent dealers who plied their sales pitches for plastic food-storage kits and other kitchen products at home parties. Source: Internet

Arthur Riggins (right) drummed at last month's Mega March in Dallas. Source: Internet

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