clash
অমিল
definition
verb
protesters demanding self-rule clashed with police
meet and come into violent conflict.
suits in clashing colors
(of colors) appear discordant or ugly when placed close to each other.
noun
there have been minor clashes with security forces
a violent confrontation.
a clash of tweeds and a striped shirt
a mismatch of colors.
translation of 'clash'
সংঘর্ষে লিপ্ত হওয়া,
ঝনঝন শব্দ করা,
দ্বন্দ্বে লিপ্ত হওয়া
verb
আঘাত করা,
অমিল হত্তয়া,
ধাক্কা খাত্তয়া
noun
সঙ্ঘর্ষ,
বিরোধিতা,
আস্ফাট,
বিবাদ,
আস্ফোটন,
অমিল
example
Due to a 'clash' of dates the benefit social in aid of the M.S. Therapy Centre due to be held in Kennedy's this Saturday night has been postponed.
And when the tour was confirmed, the 'clash' of dates with the SAF Games became inevitable.
He puts it down to a simple 'clash' of personalities.
the Euro 2000 'clash' between England and Germany
Note down how some people 'clash' colours, while others are able to mix complementary tones that suit their overall look.
From above, muffled cries of chaos could be distinguished, among the 'clash' of weaponry.
Before the elf could answer, however, there was a loud roar of anger, a terrifying 'clash' of metal, and a feminine scream.
The man was unprepared for the assault and the pistol flew out of his hand, striking the wall in a 'clash' of metal against stone.
The 'clash' of dates, meanwhile, is unfortunate, though it hardly constitutes a disaster.
Their blades 'clash' again, though both are little less energetic than before.
A previously advertised shoot at Ballyhaunis, for Sun. 27th June, has been cancelled due to a 'clash' of dates with another event.
The Olympic champion could well have won four titles if she had not chosen to drop out of the 100 butterfly to avoid a 'clash' of events.
The explosions blossomed in the night sky, the colors continuing to 'clash' against each other.
we play our home games when they do not 'clash' with those of Liverpool or Everton
I was just starting to get back to normal when there was a loud 'clash' of cymbals next door followed by the ‘Pom, Pom, Pom, Pom’ of a large lass playing the tuba.
Besides, the colours 'clash' with my living room.
However, his older brother, Anthony, has his own ideas about how to spend the money and their polar opposite fiscal philosphies eventually 'clash' .
a 'clash' of cymbals
The 'clash' of metal on metal reverberated through the alley.
In France people need permission to paint buildings a particular colour in an effort to avoid a 'clash' of colour in a street.
Be careful that your colors don't 'clash' , either among the flowers or between flowers and furniture.
It was cancelled at the last minute last year to avoid a 'clash' with another cycling event.
What could have been a mutually beneficial working relationship was marred by the 'clash' of their personalities.
An ominous 'clash' of thunder sounded in the near distance.
Without another thought, they spurred their horses forward as shouts erupted in the air and there was the 'clash' of metal against metal.
Shouts came from nearby and the 'clash' of metal was evident.
There was a loud 'clash' of steel on steel as the swords collided, sparks exploding into being, before both warriors pulled away, circling each other warily.
We were no longer supposed to argue, 'clash' , conflict, debate, dispute, oppose, or protest.
She's wearing an orange t-shirt and purple three-quarter pants that 'clash' horribly with her hair.
I very much hope that a 'clash' of civilisations can be avoided - there's nothing inevitable about it.
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