Percussive (adjective)

1. Relating to or involving percussion or striking, as in music or medical examinations.
2. Having a sharp, striking, or explosive sound.

Origin:

From latin percussus, past participle of percutere 'to beat, strike'.

Examples:

1. Percussive instruments, such as drums, are commonly used in African music.
2. The dancer's feet made percussive sounds as they hit the floor in time with the music.
3. Percussive therapy involves tapping or beating on soft tissue to help relieve pain and increase mobility.
4. The singer's voice was powerful and percussive, capturing the audience's attention.
5. The percussive sound of the fireworks filled the sky, drawing the attention of all the people nearby.