clangoring
- noun
- /ˈklæŋɡərɪŋ/
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estruendo
- The clangoring of the church bells echoed through the town.
Examples
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She found it hard to concentrate with the constant clangoring of construction equipment outside.
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As the factory doors opened, the clangoring of heavy machinery filled the air.
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The clangoring of the church bells echoed across the valley at noon.
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I heard the clangorings of metal against metal all night.
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As the factory doors opened, the clangoring of heavy machinery filled the air.
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She found it hard to concentrate with the constant clangoring of construction equipment outside.
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The clangoring of the church bells echoed across the valley at noon.
Synonyms
63
2.4
A loud sudden noise made by things hitting each other
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3.9
A loud ringing sound when metal hits metal
16
2.7
A loud repeating sound made when hard things hit
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5.2
A loud metallic sound that often repeats or echoes
10
6.5
A harsh metal ringing sound like keys or coins
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8.4
A loud, continuous ringing metal sound like bells or machines
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Etymology
Clangoring comes from the old sound word clang, which copies the noise 'clang!' of metal hitting metal. So clangoring describes a loud, repeating metallic noise.