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Examples of clangor
clangor
In addition, Simpson found none of the constant clangor of the metropolis.
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The resultant clangor would then awaken Plato's students at the Academy.
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The result has been a clangor of dire predictions.
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Top name performers filled the air with clangor.
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If the clangor of their combat has been long silenced, it nevertheless has some unexpected contemporary resonances.
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You see it in the screeching that passes for debate on illegal immigration and in the clangor that seems to confront any Muslim who seeks to build a mosque anywhere.
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Willfulness and fondness for clangor were often held in check, allowing him to apply his formidable technical gifts to performances that were delicate and alluring.
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Embarrassed by such clangor from a fellow Republican, Governor Tom McCall warned him that any undue public outcry might stir the 1,200 convicts to do some protesting of their own.
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Shouting through a bullhorn above the clangor of the plant, he told a crowd of 200 workers that President Carter's proposed budget cuts would reduce safety inspections of steel mills.
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- Clang: a loud resonant repeating noise; "he could hear the clang of distant bells"
- Make a loud resonant noise; "the alarm clangored throughout the building"
- Clang: make a loud noise; "clanging metal"
- Alternative spelling of clangour; Alternative spelling of clangour
- A continued clanging.
