Clash
Clash verb - To be out of harmony or agreement usually noticeably.
Stand
Stand verb - To occupy a place or location.
How words are described
| good | good clash | good stand |
| particular | particular clash | particular stand |
| public | public clash | public stand |
| original | original clash | original stand |
| Other adjectives: obvious, real, massive, big, huge, main, moral, new, final, epic, inevitable, last, giant, climactic. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Entirely apart from the clash of egos, none of them could stand the Skull, and vice-versa.
Source: Equal-Opportunity Evil -
He also saves Caesar's life from Gannicus in "Spoils of War." In the finale, he saves Crassus from Spartacus, and is the last Roman to stand against Spartacus before the two leaders clash.
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The Rival: Strongman_Bruno and Simon absolutely can't stand each other, and their personalities clash a lot.
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