Beat on

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verb

To repeatedly strike or hit something.

He continued to beat on the door until someone answered.
Visual representation of "beat on" - To repeatedly strike or hit something.

Often appears as...

  • beat on the door
  • beat on the drum
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Physical Intensity

Indicates a forceful or vigorous action, often fueled by strong emotions.

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She beat on the table in frustration.
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Urgency

Used to convey a sense of urgency or desperation, especially in getting attention.

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He beat on the window to warn them of the fire.
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Repeated Action

Stresses the repetition of the hitting action, not just a single instance.

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The hail continued to beat on the roof all night.
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