collide (Meaning)

Wordnet

collide (v)

be incompatible; be or come into conflict

cause to collide

crash together with violent impact

No weak antonyms found.

The two cars collided at the intersection, causing a loud crash.
The opposing soccer players collided mid-air while attempting to head the ball.
In space, celestial bodies can collide with tremendous force, creating new craters.
The two ideologies collided during the heated debate, leading to a clash of opinions.
As the storm approached, the cold front collided with warm air masses, triggering severe weather.
The diver collided with the coral reef, causing minor injuries.
During rush hour, pedestrians and cyclists often collide on crowded city streets.
In physics experiments, particles are accelerated to high speeds and deliberately collided to study subatomic interactions.
The skateboarder collided with a pedestrian while attempting a trick on the sidewalk.
The ships collided in the foggy harbor, resulting in a maritime accident.

be incompatible; be or come into conflict, cause to collide, crash together with violent impact

clash, conflict,differ,jar, discord, war (against), battle, engage, disaccord, fight

fit, blend, fit,match, blend, conform (to or with), conform (to or with), match,harmonize, coincide

The two cars collided at the intersection, causing a loud crash.

The opposing soccer players collided mid-air while attempting to head the ball.

In space, celestial bodies can collide with tremendous force, creating new craters.

The two ideologies collided during the heated debate, leading to a clash of opinions.