clash
ಘರ್ಷಣೆಯ
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'
ಸಂಘರ್ಷ,
ತುಮುಲ,
ಘೋಷ
verb
ಜಗಳವಾಡುವದು
noun
ಜಗಳ
example
He will be forced to miss the Tour of Flanders due to a date 'clash' with the Southampton Boat Show,
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.
And indeed, for the first few days the 'clash' of personalities and cultures can be terrifying.
However, his older brother, Anthony, has his own ideas about how to spend the money and their polar opposite fiscal philosphies eventually 'clash' .
From above, muffled cries of chaos could be distinguished, among the 'clash' of weaponry.
The 'clash' of dates had caused speculation as to whether the Prime Minister would go to Rome for the pope's funeral or stay at home and attend the royal wedding in Windsor as planned.
A previously advertised shoot at Ballyhaunis, for Sun. 27th June, has been cancelled due to a 'clash' of dates with another event.
The explosions blossomed in the night sky, the colors continuing to 'clash' against each other.
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.
But at some point, won't all those egos 'clash' ?
Their blades 'clash' again, though both are little less energetic than before.
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.
The 'clash' of dates, meanwhile, is unfortunate, though it hardly constitutes a disaster.
I do not think that it is grandiose to say that what we are seeing unfolding before our eyes is nothing less than the 'clash' of two very different civilizations.
a personality 'clash'
Lack of money seems a thin excuse, and his departure is more likely to have been the result of a 'clash' of personalities.
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.
She heard the 'clash' of metal and quickened her pace down the trail.
The 'clash' of metal resonated over the desert lands.
The 'clash' of metal on metal reverberated through the alley.
I very much hope that a 'clash' of civilisations can be avoided - there's nothing inevitable about it.
we play our home games when they do not 'clash' with those of Liverpool or Everton
Due to a date 'clash' , they were all riding at the Maxxis British Solo Motocross Championship in Northern Ireland.
James set down his glass cup on the edge of the sink, unclenching his fist, and the 'clash' of metal and glass seemed to reverberate harshly in her ears.
Suddenly I heard a 'clash' of metal on metal which brought me out of my thoughts - I looked up and found I could see two people fencing ahead.
The 'clash' of metal echoed throughout the castle.
So it may have been a matter of a personality 'clash' .
I could colour it orange instead, but it would 'clash' , and I think I would rather go to bed.
We were no longer supposed to argue, 'clash' , conflict, debate, dispute, oppose, or protest.
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.
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