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clash

/ˈklæʃ/

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verb

clashes; clashed; clashing

[no obj] :to be in a situation in which you are fighting or disagreeing :to come into conflict with someone

Police and protesters clashed yesterday.

The brothers often clash [=argue] over politics. - often + with

Protesters clashed with the police yesterday.

[no obj]

to look bad or ugly together

Some colors clash.

The sofa and the chair clash.

She wore clashing colors. - often + with

This shirt clashes with these pants.

to be very different in a way that makes being or working together difficult

Their personalities clash.

clashing personalities/ideas - often + with

So many of his ideas clash with mine.

to make or cause (something) to make the loud sound of a metal object hitting another metal object [no obj]

The cymbals clashed.

Their swords clashed. [+ obj]

She ended the song by clashing the cymbals.

[no obj] of events :to happen at the same time so that you cannot do or see both - usually + with

The time of the picnic clashes [=(more commonly) conflicts] with another picnic I'm invited to.

noun

plural clashes

[count] a short fight between groups of people

Hundreds were killed in ethnic clashes in the region last month. - often + between or with

Clashes broke out between the police and protesters.

Several protesters were injured in a recent clash with the police.

violent clashes between the factions

an argument or disagreement between people - often + between or with

a clash between the two leaders

The company has had many clashes with environmentalists.

a difference that makes it difficult for people or things to be together or work together

a clash of opinions/cultures

We have a personality clash. [=we often annoy each other or disagree; we do not get along] - often + of

a clash of opinions/cultures

a loud sound made by hitting a metal object against another metal object

the clash of swords/cymbals

a situation in which two events happen at the same time so that you cannot do or see both

The date of the debate had to be changed because of scheduling clashes. [=(more commonly) conflicts]