drumbeater

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drumbeater

A political drumbeater rallies the crowd at a public event.

Definition

Noun: A fervent and enthusiastic, often aggressively zealous, supporter or promoter of a particular cause, idea, or person.

Usage

The term "drumbeater" describes someone who actively and loudly advocates for something, much like a person beating a drum to draw attention and rally others. It often carries a connotation of being overly enthusiastic, uncritical, or militant in one's support.

Examples
  • He was the chief drumbeater for the new tax policy, appearing on every news channel to defend it.
  • The company's most loyal drumbeaters are its long-time customers who recommend it to everyone.
  • She is more than a supporter; she's a real drumbeater for educational reform.
Advanced Usage
  • The term can sometimes imply that the person is a propagandist or is promoting something in a one-sided, relentless manner.
    • The article wasn't journalism; it was written like a piece by a political drumbeater.
Variants and Related Words
  • Drumbeat (n): The sound of a drum being beaten; metaphorically, a persistent campaign or promotion of an idea.
    • The constant drumbeat of negative headlines affected public opinion.
Synonyms
  • Advocate
  • Champion
  • Zealot
  • Promoter
  • Partisan
  • Booster
Antonyms
  • Critic
  • Opponent
  • Detractor
  • Skeptic
Related Idioms/Phrases
  • Beat the drum for (someone/something): To enthusiastically and publicly support or promote a person or cause. This is the verbal phrase from which the noun "drumbeater" is derived.
    • The mayor is beating the drum for downtown redevelopment.
drumbeater

A political drumbeater rallies the crowd at a public event.

Noun
  1. a fervent and even militant proponent of something

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