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clash Definition


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clash
noun
    1. A loud noise, like that of metal objects striking each other.
      Thesaurus: crash, smash.
    2. A serious disagreement; a quarrel or argument.
      Thesaurus: disagreement, encounter, conflict, opposition, argument, confrontation, dispute.
    3. A fight, battle or match.
    4. The coinciding of two or more events, both or all of which one ought to or would like to attend.
verb clashes, clashed, clashing
    tr & intr
    1. Said of metal objects, etc: to strike against each other noisily.
    intr
    2. To fight; to have a battle.
    intr
    3. Said of commitments, etc: to coincide, usually not fortuitously.
    intr
    4. Said of colours, styles, etc: to be unpleasing or unharmonious together.
Etymology: 16c: imitating the sound.

Phrasal Verb: clash with someone
    To disagree with them violently.


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