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drumfire Meaning
drumfire (n)
intense and continuous artillery fire
drumfire Sentence Examples
- The drumfire of artillery echoed across the valley, sending tremors through the earth.
- The incessant drumfire of the enemy barrage shook the trenches, deafening the soldiers inside.
- The thunderous drumfire of gunfire shattered the windows of nearby buildings, sending glass shards flying.
- The drumfire of hooves resounded through the forest as the cavalry charged into battle.
- The rhythmic drumfire of the marching band filled the streets with a martial beat.
- The drumfire of rain on the roof lulled me to sleep, its steady rhythm a soothing symphony.
- The drumfire of construction filled the air as workers labored to rebuild the city.
- The drumfire of typing filled the office as employees diligently worked at their desks.
- The drumfire of drums resonated through the night, calling the faithful to prayer.
- The drumfire of my own heartbeat echoed in my ears, a reminder of my own mortality.
FAQs About the word drumfire
intense and continuous artillery fire
barrage, flurry, bombardment, torrent, tide, fusillade, hail,volley, cannonade, salvo
trickle, trickle, drip,drip,dribble, dribble,
The drumfire of artillery echoed across the valley, sending tremors through the earth.
The incessant drumfire of the enemy barrage shook the trenches, deafening the soldiers inside.
The thunderous drumfire of gunfire shattered the windows of nearby buildings, sending glass shards flying.
The drumfire of hooves resounded through the forest as the cavalry charged into battle.
