Verb:

जिंगल, गुंजणे, झां अत्याज, खडखडाट, शिंकणे, झां अत्तयाज करण, झणझणीत आवाज,

clang's Usage Examples:

rumbling thunderously at the bottom of the keyboard against Boykins"s bass, a clangor made heavier by electronic enhancement.

minutes long on average, and is a broad Allegro movement which features a clangorous piano part.

Fripp"s guitar borders on heavy metal and Muir"s clangs reach cacophony.

The word "clanger" is related to the dialect term "clung", which Joseph Wright glossed as meaning "heavy", in relation to food.

Bird calls, metallic clangs, horns, breaking crockery and tin ripping are all.

After a clangorous, bell-like climax, the music slows and melts into the lush opening theme.

What clang of armour! Why, the doors Assail tumultuously, Till Scharfenstein moves circling round, And caverns open fly? — Franz.

cannot music raise and quell! Aria (tenor) and Chorus: The trumpet"s loud clangour March Aria (soprano): The soft complaining flute Aria (tenor): Sharp violins.

The New York Review of Books proclaimed it An unforgettable narrative, a chronicle grand enough to suit the crash and clangors of whole armies.

Rosario"s beautifully angelic voice streaming through the airwaves during the clangs of martial law, immediately killed colonial mentality in pop music with.

("They rode about the famous one; then the shield dinned, the battle-tarp clanged, the king advanced with a troop, a battalion to the battle.

/ Tuba de alto clangor, lira singela,/ Que tens o trom e o silvo da procela,/ E o arrolo da saudade.

The roar of the water, the clanging of chains, the beating of the dangling masts and yards, the sharp smack.

Synonyms:

clangor, go, sound,

Antonyms:

comprehensibility, regularity, agree, miss,