hammering (Meaning)

Wordnet

hammering (n)

the act of pounding (delivering repeated heavy blows)

Webster

of Hammer

The wind howled like a banshee, hammering at the windows with relentless fury.
The smith tirelessly hammered the metal, his every blow echoing through the workshop.
The pounding rain hammered against the roof, creating a deafening cacophony.
The students' hearts raced as their teacher hammered out a new concept.
The drill hammered relentlessly into the concrete, sending vibrations through the entire building.
The relentless pounding of the drums hammered a rhythm into the crowd's souls.
The boxer's fists hammered down on his opponent, each blow carrying the weight of a thousand suns.
The alarm clock hammered at my consciousness, jolting me awake with a start.
The carpenter hammered the nails with precision, ensuring that the structure would stand the test of time.
The sculptor's chisel hammered at the marble, slowly bringing his vision to life.

the act of pounding (delivering repeated heavy blows)of Hammer

bludgeoning, blow, pummeling, clobbering,pounding, licking, pummelling, thrashing, battering, bashing

sanctioning, endorsing,approving, endorsing, approving, sanctioning,praising, extolling, indorsing, praising

The wind howled like a banshee, hammering at the windows with relentless fury.

The smith tirelessly hammered the metal, his every blow echoing through the workshop.

The pounding rain hammered against the roof, creating a deafening cacophony.

The students' hearts raced as their teacher hammered out a new concept.