clong Antonyms
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Meaning of clong
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clong ()
of Cling
imp. of Cling.
clong Sentence Examples
- The clong of the church bells echoed through the village, signaling the start of the evening service.
- As the clock struck midnight, there was a sudden clong, and the old grandfather clock chimed the hour.
- The clong of metal against metal reverberated in the workshop as the blacksmith hammered away at the horseshoe.
- With a swift clong, the tennis ball ricocheted off the racket, scoring a winning point for the player.
- The clong of coins hitting the donation tin filled the air as people generously contributed to the charity.
- From the kitchen, the clong of pots and pans indicated that dinner preparation was underway.
- A sudden clong startled the cat, who had knocked over a vase in the living room.
- With a triumphant clong, the swords clashed in a dramatic duel between the two rivals.
- The clong of keys jingling announced the arrival of the janitor, ready to unlock the school doors for the day.
- As the storm raged outside, the clong of raindrops against the windowpane provided a soothing backdrop for reading.
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of Cling, imp. of Cling.
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The clong of the church bells echoed through the village, signaling the start of the evening service.
As the clock struck midnight, there was a sudden clong, and the old grandfather clock chimed the hour.
The clong of metal against metal reverberated in the workshop as the blacksmith hammered away at the horseshoe.
With a swift clong, the tennis ball ricocheted off the racket, scoring a winning point for the player.
