clash — a violent confrontation between opposing groups
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a violent confrontation between opposing groups
Pronunciation (IPA): /klæʃ/
Korean meaning: 충돌, 갈등
Korean pronunciation: 클래시 (강세: 클래시)
Example Sentences
- My mom's cooking schedule clashes with my gaming time every evening.
- The red shirt clashes horribly with those green pants.
- There was a major clash between the two rival companies over the new market.
clash
NOUN//klæʃ//
a violent confrontation between opposing groups
Violent confrontation between opposing groups
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Armies clash with a flash as warriors dash!
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Origin
From imitative origin, likely influenced by Old Norse and Middle English. The word emerged in the 16th century as an onomatopoeia representing the sound of metal striking metal or objects colliding violently.
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“My mom's cooking schedule clashes with my gaming time every evening.”
“The red shirt clashes horribly with those green pants.”
“There was a major clash between the two rival companies over the new market.”
“Students clashed with the administration over the new dress code policy.”
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