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1. A loud resonant repeating noise
   "he could hear the clash of distant bells"
   - clang, clangor [US], clangour [Brit, Cdn], clangoring [US], clank, crash, clangouring [Brit, Cdn]
    
2. A state of conflict between persons
   - friction
    
3. A state of conflict between colours
   "her dress was a disturbing clash of colours"
    
4. A minor short-term fight
   - brush, encounter, skirmish

1. Crash together with violent impact
   "Two meteors clashed"
   - collide
    
2. Be incompatible; be or come into conflict
   "These colours clash"
   - jar, collide
    
3. Disagree violently
   "We clashed over the new farm policies"

Derived forms: clashing, clashes, clashed

Type of: collide with, combat, conflict, differ, disagree, dissent, fight, fighting, hit, impact, impinge on, noise, run into, scrap, strike, take issue

Encyclopedia: Clash Clash, The