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Meanings of clashing in English

Clashing.

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Usage of clashing in English
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It concerns the slant of realities meeting-oroccasionally clashing-ata shared point.
Wired
2
It may be a simple case of clashing leadership styles and personalities.
News.com.au
3
At last the two men heard old Rose clashing in the kitchen.
Birthright: A Novel
4
Yet the document is a maelstrom of clashing and perhaps irreconcilable ideologies.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
5
Easier said than done, there's a thin line between clashing and classy.
Ebony
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Tempers flared the last time the sides met with fans clashing violently.
The South African
7
The clashing of weapons and rolling of drums resounded through the streets.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
8
In some places, the demonstrations turned violent, with activists clashing with police.
The Guardian
9
Stunning footage showed the protesters clashing with armed police in chaotic scenes.
News.com.au
10
There was a terrible clashing of swords; and then he, too, fell.
Saint Bartholomew's Eve: A Tale of the Huguenot Wars
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Joel could hear the clashing of dishes and the clattering of pans.
Shadows in the twilight
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The boy's voice and look revealed the sudden clashing of his hope.
Burnham Breaker
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There were stirrings and clickings as of horns clashing against each other.
Operation: Outer Space
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But he has been targeted by conservatives after clashing publicly with Khamenei.
Reuters
15
Forest and mountains resounded with the echoes of yells and clashing blades.
The Dragon King’s Palace
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He hated clashing and conflict above all things, and was for peace.
Men of Iron
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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