percussive (Meaning)
Wordnet
percussive (a)
involving percussion or featuring percussive instruments
Webster
percussive (a.)
Striking against; percutient; as, percussive force.
Synonyms & Antonyms of percussive
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percussive Sentence Examples
- The percussive rhythm of the drums reverberated through the stadium, electrifying the crowd.
- The xylophone's percussive notes danced playfully in the air, creating a cheerful melody.
- The timpani's thunderous percussive sound filled the concert hall with an overwhelming presence.
- The pianist used percussive techniques on the keyboard, creating a dramatic and intense atmosphere.
- The band's percussive instruments provided a driving force, propelling the music forward.
- The percussive sound of tap shoes on the wooden floor echoed throughout the dance studio.
- The woodpecker's percussive drumming on the tree bark sent a rhythmic tapping sound through the forest.
- The percussive noise of the fireworks exploded in the night sky, painting it with vibrant colors.
- The rain's percussive patter on the roof created a soothing and nostalgic lullaby.
- The percussive beat of the heart, like a constant drum, reminded me of the fragility and beauty of life.
FAQs About the word percussive
involving percussion or featuring percussive instrumentsStriking against; percutient; as, percussive force.
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The percussive rhythm of the drums reverberated through the stadium, electrifying the crowd.
The xylophone's percussive notes danced playfully in the air, creating a cheerful melody.
The timpani's thunderous percussive sound filled the concert hall with an overwhelming presence.
The pianist used percussive techniques on the keyboard, creating a dramatic and intense atmosphere.
