clanging
- adjective
- /ˈklæŋɪŋ/
- And I mean he would walk and it would be these clanging gates behind us.
And I mean he would walk and it would be these clanging gates behind us.
- And I mean he would walk and it would be these clanging gates behind us.
Examples
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We could hear the clanging bells signaling the end of the day from the nearby clock tower.
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The old factory was filled with clanging machines that echoed throughout the hall.
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I hope you enjoy the clanging of the pipes in my studio as it's warming up while I show you this side view.
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Today I moo with my head about to fall as the church bells mournful clanging says that milk goes to market.
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As the blacksmith worked, the clanging of hammers on metal created a rhythmic soundtrack.
Synonyms
A thin, harsh ringing sound like metal hitting together
Making a loud, ringing sound like metal hitting metal
A continuous rattling sound that hard things make when they hit each other
It makes a series of loud metal clanking noises
A harsh, annoying ringing sound like metal objects hitting together
Making quick, sharp clicking sounds like old train wheels
Antonyms
How Loud
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clanging comes from the simple sound word clang, which copies the sharp, metallic noise made when two pieces of metal hit each other, a 'loud, metal sound'. So clanging describes something that makes that loud, ringing metal noise.