clanged (Meaning)

Webster

clanged (imp. & p. p.)

of Clang

As the bell swung back and forth, it clanged loudly, marking the beginning of the ceremony.
When the metal door slammed shut, it clanged ominously, resonating through the hallway.
The pots and pans fell from the shelf and clanged together loudly, startling everyone in the kitchen.
As the workers maneuvered the metal beams, they clanged against each other, creating a cacophony of noise.
When the cymbals clashed together, they clanged sharply, adding depth to the music.
The gate swung open, and its metal bars clanged against each other as if announcing an arrival.
As the hammer struck the anvil, it clanged with a resounding echo in the blacksmith's shop.
The garbage cans were thrown into the back of the truck and clanged loudly as they hit the metal surface.
In the chaos of battle, swords clanged against shields as warriors clashed in fierce combat.
The alarm clock went off, and its bells clanged incessantly until someone shut it off.

of Clang

jingled, clinked, clashed,clanked, clattered, rattled,tinkled, crashed, clacked, tingled

No antonyms found.

As the bell swung back and forth, it clanged loudly, marking the beginning of the ceremony.

When the metal door slammed shut, it clanged ominously, resonating through the hallway.

The pots and pans fell from the shelf and clanged together loudly, startling everyone in the kitchen.

As the workers maneuvered the metal beams, they clanged against each other, creating a cacophony of noise.