hammering (away) (Meaning)

hammering (away)

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The blacksmith hammered away at the anvil, shaping the molten metal.
The rain hammered away at the roof, creating a monotonous rhythm.
The students hammered away at their studies, determined to succeed.
The carpenter hammered away at the nails, securing the wooden planks.
The wind hammered away at the trees, causing them to sway and creak.
The drummer hammered away at the cymbals, producing a deafening roar.
The politician hammered away at his opponent's policies, accusing him of being incompetent.
The salesperson hammered away at the benefits of the product, trying to convince the customer to buy it.
The writer hammered away at the keyboard, pouring words onto the screen.
The storm hammered away at the coastline, eroding the sand and rocks.

knuckling down, pegging (away), pitching in, digging (away), digging in, banging away,applying (oneself), buckling (down), struggling, eking out

slacking (off), goofing (off), breaking, hacking (around),easing (up), letting up, hanging (around or out), slackening, unwinding, resting

The blacksmith hammered away at the anvil, shaping the molten metal.

The rain hammered away at the roof, creating a monotonous rhythm.

The students hammered away at their studies, determined to succeed.

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