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Meaning of tam-tam
tam-tam (n)
a percussion instrument consisting of a metal plate that is struck with a softheaded drumstick
tam-tam (n.)
A kind of drum used in the East Indies and other Oriental countries; -- called also tom-tom.
A gong. See Gong, n., 1.
tam-tam Sentence Examples
- The rhythmic beat of the tam-tam reverberated through the jungle, summoning the villagers.
- The tam-tam served as a ceremonial instrument, announcing important events within the tribe.
- The drummers pounded on the tam-tam with increasing intensity, creating a deafening crescendo.
- The sound of the tam-tam carried for miles, alerting nearby villages to impending danger.
- The tam-tam's vibrations shook the ground beneath their feet, evoking a primal sense of connection.
- As the tam-tam's rhythm quickened, the dancers swayed and chanted in a hypnotic trance.
- The tam-tam's insistent beat provided a rallying point for the warriors as they prepared for battle.
- The tam-tam's booming sound shattered the silence of the night, startling slumbering creatures.
- Children giggled and played with miniature tam-tams, imitating the adults' drumming.
- The sound of the tam-tam lingered in the air long after the drummers had ceased playing, a haunting reminder of the power of ancient traditions.
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a percussion instrument consisting of a metal plate that is struck with a softheaded drumstickA kind of drum used in the East Indies and other Oriental countrie
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The rhythmic beat of the tam-tam reverberated through the jungle, summoning the villagers.
The tam-tam served as a ceremonial instrument, announcing important events within the tribe.
The drummers pounded on the tam-tam with increasing intensity, creating a deafening crescendo.
The sound of the tam-tam carried for miles, alerting nearby villages to impending danger.
