clang in Latin
clang in Latin is clangor — clang means to make (or produce) a loud, ringing metallic sound.
clang in Latin
clangor
A loud, ringing sound, like that made by free-hanging metal objects striking each other.
What does "clang" mean?
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verb To make (or produce) a loud, ringing metallic sound.
"The gate clanged shut behind them."
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intj Used to represent a loud metallic ringing sound.
"Clang! The pipe hit the floor."
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clang in a sentence
- The gate clanged shut behind them.
- Clang! The pipe hit the floor.
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What is "clang" in Latin?
"clang" in Latin is clangor. clang means: To make (or produce) a loud, ringing metallic sound.
How do you use "clang" in a sentence?
Example: "The gate clanged shut behind them." In Latin, "clang" is clangor.
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