hammered (away) (Meaning)

hammered (away)

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The blacksmith hammered away at the metal, shaping it with each blow.
The carpenter hammered away at the nails, securing the wooden planks together.
The pianist hammered away at the keys, creating a thunderous melody.
The athlete hammered away at the punching bag, honing their strength and skills.
The student hammered away at the math problems, determined to master them.
The writer hammered away at the keyboard, pouring their heart and soul into their work.
The chef hammered away at the steak, flattening it before cooking it.
The construction worker hammered away at the concrete, creating a solid foundation for the building.
The road crew hammered away at the asphalt, repairing the cracks and potholes.
The surgeon hammered away at the bone, removing the damaged portion and replacing it with an implant.

knuckled down, wrought, pegged (away), dug (away), buckled (down),applied (oneself), dug in, pitched in, beavered (away), plodded

hacked (around), let up,eased (up), slackened, slacked (off), hung (around or out), broke, hanged (around or out), chilled, lounged

The blacksmith hammered away at the metal, shaping it with each blow.

The carpenter hammered away at the nails, securing the wooden planks together.

The pianist hammered away at the keys, creating a thunderous melody.

The athlete hammered away at the punching bag, honing their strength and skills.