A loud, harsh noise made by two or more objects hitting each other. noun
The clash of cymbals echoed through the concert hall.
There was a loud clash as the pots fell from the shelf.
A conflict or disagreement between two or more parties, often involving a confrontation. noun
The clash between the two political leaders was broadcasted live.
There was a clash of opinions during the meeting.
To collide or strike together with a loud, harsh noise. verb
The cars clashed on the icy road, causing a traffic jam.
The swords clashed in the heat of the battle.
To be in conflict or disagreement. verb
Their personalities clashed, making it difficult for them to work together.
The new policy clashed with the company's existing procedures.
To be aesthetically or stylistically incompatible. verb
The bright red shirt clashed with his orange pants.
The patterns on the wallpaper and the carpet clashed horribly.