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clash over

 

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Term: clash over Part of Speech: Verb Phrase Definition: To have a disagreement or conflict about a particular issue or topic. Sense 1: To argue or come into conflict over a disagreement, often opinions or ideas. Example Sentences: 1. They clashed over the best approach to solve the problem. 2. The two politicians clashed over their conflicting ideologies during the debate. 3. The siblings frequently clash over who gets to use the car on weekends.

Part of Speech: Noun Phrase

Definition: A disagreement or conflict that arises from different opinions or ideas. Sense 1: A clash or confrontation resulting from opposing views or perspectives. Example Sentences: 1. The clash over the budget cuts led to a heated argument among the team members. 2. The clash over the decision to relocate the company caused division among the employees. 3. There was a clash over the selection of the new team captain, as everyone had their own preferences.

Part of Speech: Adjective + Preposition

Definition: Popular and local are two possible adjective + preposition combinations with "clash over". Sense 1: Popular clash over refers to a widespread disagreement or conflict. Example Sentence: The popular clashes over resource distribution affected the entire country. Sense 2: Local clash over refers to a disagreement or conflict that occurs within a specific community or area. Example Sentence: The local clash over zoning regulations caused tension within the neighborhood. Related products on Amazon: - Conflict Resolution Books - Communication Skills - Debate Kits
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