clash
//klæʃ//
Noun
clashSingular
clashesPlural
1
A violent confrontation or conflict between two or more groups or individuals.
There was a violent clash between the protesters and the police.
2
A loud, harsh sound made by metal objects striking together.
The clash of swords echoed through the hall.
3
An incompatibility or mismatch, especially of colors, styles, or ideas.
There was a clash of colors in her outfit.
Synonym
Verb
clashInfinitive
clashPresent tense
clashedPast tense
clashedPast participle
clashingPresent participle
clashesThird-person singular
1
To come into violent conflict or opposition with someone or something.
The protesters clashed with police in the city center.
2
To make a loud, harsh sound by striking together.
The cymbals clashed loudly at the end of the symphony.
3
To be incompatible or at odds, especially of colors, styles, or schedules.
The orange curtains clash with the pink walls.