clashy
- adjective
- /ˈklæʃi/
:
conflictivo
- He avoided clashy topics at dinner to keep the conversation pleasant.
Examples
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Their clashy personalities made it difficult for them to work together on the project.
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The new design is too clashy with the existing color scheme in the room.
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The colors in that painting are too clashy.
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Her outfit looks clashier than ever today.
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The clashy disagreements between the team members made it hard to reach a consensus.
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His clashy opinions often led to heated debates during meetings.
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The clashy colors of the walls and furniture made the room feel chaotic and unwelcoming.
Synonyms
92
6.8
Making people disagree and split into groups
62
7.4
Causing people to disagree or argue
9
7.4
Not fitting together and often clashing in sound or opinion
9
8.4
Full of angry, bitter words in a speech or argument
7
4.2
Having ideas, facts, or feelings that do not agree with each other
7
9.9
Being hard to control and easily annoyed, often causing trouble
3
7.8
Likely to argue or fight with other people
1
7.1
Colors, opinions, or sounds that do not match and seem to clash
1
8.1
Describing disagreement between people, groups, or inside a person
1
7.8
Not fitting together, like clashing sounds or colors
Causing disagreement or tension between people
Having colors, patterns or ideas that do not go well together
Antonyms
How Confrontational
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clashy comes from the verb clash, which began as the loud sound of two hard things hitting each other and then came to mean a sharp fight or 'conflict'. So clashy describes people or situations likely to cause disagreement or trouble.