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View definitions for clash

clash

verb as in hit with a loud noise

verb as in fight about, often verbally

verb as in do not match

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Buffalo warmed up for next week's heavyweight clash with the Chiefs by comfortably beating the Indianapolis Colts to move to 8-2 for the first time since 1993 - the last time they reached the Super Bowl.

From BBC

Palmer writes that Brenda was upset over a clash with a colleague, and she tried to calm her down by suggesting that everyone “have fun and respect each other.”

Trump is certain to clash with California leaders over water.

“This contrast, this conflict, this clash of lives where you have young working families just trying to breathe in the air and have some form of relief, and next to them, you have people in a downward spiral — I wanted him to see that,” Reyes said.

Khadija Shaw takes advantage of a mistake from Tottenham's Clare Hunt to put Manchester City ahead after only 23 seconds in their WSL clash.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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