"Clangs" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Clangs" Meaning

The verb "clangs" means to make a loud, sharp, metallic sound, typically when two metal objects come into contact or collide. It can also refer to a sharp, ringing or resonant sound produced by a bell or other metal instrument, especially when it is struck or struck together.

"Clangs" Examples

Here are 5 usage examples based on the word " clangs ":

Example Sentences

The ice bucket on the porch floor began to clangs loudly as the rain poured down.
The sharp bell on the existentialist's utility belt clangs to announce his presence.
The wheels of the old bicycle clangs as she pedals down the abandoned road.
In the distance, the train's whistle clangs out a warning to onlookers.
The metal scissors clangs menacingly as the deranged villain snaps them open.