clash

Object

cymbal: Psalm 150 alone speaks of the trumpet, lute, harp, timbrel, strings, pipe, and loud clashing cymbals.

Converse of object

avoid: The host District needs to check on their Synod date to avoid a clash.

Preposition: between

demonstrator: At least 40 people died in the clashes between Renamo demonstrators and the police.

Adjective modifier

• top-of-the-table: Saints have received 1806 tickets for the top-of-the-table clash at Cardiff on Tuesday October 17.
• violent: Weapons collection: When a province is awash with weapons after violent clashes, effective schemes are needed to collect and destroy the weapons.
• first-round: The Worthington Cup first-round clash with the mighty Wolverhampton Wanderers will be beamed around Britain on satellite television.
• televised: One possibility for Worthington would be to bring in youngster Ryan Jarvis for the televised clash on Saturday.
• sectarian: Egypt: A series of bomb attacks in the Sinai peninsula rocked Egypt, which was also shaken by sectarian clashes in Alexandria.
• armed: Kosova This week further armed clashes were reported in the in the Kosovan town of Mitrovica.

Noun used with modifier

• quarter-final: However, the Rebels must first come through a quarter-final clash with Abingdon Town, due to be played on Tuesday night.
• derby: Will Birmingham City continue with their dominance of the derby clashes?
• crunch: England soccer fans will now be allowed to smoke dope before a crunch clash with France in Portugal Sunday - to keep them calm!
• semi-final: The British champion from Eastbourne in Sussex brushed aside her sixth-seeded opponent in 37 minutes to set up a semi-final clash with Nicol David.
• personality: He or she will be present throughout your wedding day, so personality clashes should be avoided.
• timetable: It is up to Joint Honors students to ensure there are no timetable clashes.

Preposition: of

• titan: Both hope fans will show their support for this clash of the titans.
• civilization: The clash of civilisations or the dawn of a new age of universal coexistence?
• civilization: A European leader would neither have resorted to such a metaphor, nor subscribed to the thesis of a clash of civilizations.
• cymbal: The band played the 12 bars of saluting tune, to be ended by a dramatic clash of the cymbals wielded by Tom Clark.
• ego: A tale brought right up to the modern day, with plenty of amusing clashes of egos!