A clash means two or more people or groups fight or argue strongly. It usually means a physical fight or strong disagreement.
The clash between fans was very loud.
There was a clash at the meeting yesterday.
Clash can mean a loud sound when hard things hit each other. It is the noise made by things hitting or striking.
I heard a clash of metal outside.
The clash of swords was very strong.
To clash means to fight or argue. It is an action where two people or groups have a strong disagreement or physical fight.
The two teams clashed on the field.
Our ideas clashed during the talk.
Clash can mean two colors or styles do not look good when seen together. It means they do not match or fit.
Her clothes clash with the bright red hat.
These colors clash and look strange.
A clash means a strong difference or conflict between ideas or opinions. People may disagree strongly.
There was a clash of opinions in the meeting.
The clash between plans delayed the project.
Clash can mean a sports game or match, especially when two strong teams play against each other.
The big clash is between the two famous teams.
Fans prepared for the football clash tomorrow.
Clash can mean two events or plans happen at the same time and cause problems because they do not fit together.
The event clashes with my birthday party.
Their schedules clash and cause trouble.
Substantive noun frequently used in both conversational and formal contexts.
The committee focused on the critical role of clash in modern education.
Further study of clash will help uncover important underlying patterns.
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