Phrasal Verb - Hammering Out
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.Definition
To work diligently to reach an agreement or to create something new, often through a series of intense negotiations or discussions.
Hammering out an agreement involves a great deal of effort and persistence from all parties involved, as they work to find common ground and resolve any disputes or differences.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | Despite their initial disagreements, the two negotiators were able to hammer out a deal that benefited both parties. |
| 2 | The team spent hours hammering out the details of their project proposal. |
| 3 | The union and management worked together to hammer out a fair contract. |
| 4 | After several rounds of negotiations, the two companies finally hammered out a merger agreement. |
| 5 | The politicians spent days hammering out the final details of the legislation. |
| 6 | The couple spent weeks hammering out their differences and working towards reconciliation. |
| 7 | The negotiators hammered out a peace agreement between the warring factions. |
| 8 | The students worked together to hammer out a study plan for the upcoming semester. |
| 9 | The sales team spent months hammering out deals with major clients. |
| 10 | The architect and the builder worked together to hammer out the design for the new building. |
