How Do You Spell CLANGED?

Pronunciation: [klˈaŋd] (IPA)

The C-L-A-N-G-E-D is the spelling of the word "clanged". In IPA phonetic transcription, the word can be transcribed as /klæŋd/. The first sound is the voiceless velar plosive /k/, followed by the vowel sound /æ/ which is pronounced as the "a" sound in the word "cat". The consonant sound /ŋ/ is pronounced as the "ng" sound in the word "sing". The final sound /d/ is the voiced dental plosive that is pronounced with a flick of the tongue against the front teeth.

CLANGED Meaning and Definition

1. "Clanged" is a verb that refers to the loud and harsh ringing sound produced by two or more metallic objects striking against each other. It is often described as a sharp and resonating noise that carries a sense of impact or collision. This term is commonly associated with the sound of metal hitting metal but can also be used to describe the clashing of any hard materials that produce a similar acoustic effect.

   The word "clanged" can be used both literally and figuratively. In the literal sense, it denotes the sound produced by a collision or the striking together of metallic objects, such as the ringing of a bell, the clash of swords or the collision of heavy machinery. Figuratively, "clanged" can imply a metaphorical clash or impactful collision of ideas, opinions, or concepts. In this context, it conveys a sense of abruptness, discordance, or confrontation.

   The term "clanged" is often employed to describe sharp and sudden sounds that can reverberate through a space, evoking a sense of attention-grabbing or alarming quality. The noise created when a large metal object falls or when heavy machinery is operated carelessly can also be described as "clanging." Overall, "clanged" signifies a notable and sometimes jarring auditory experience that draws attention due to its loud and discordant nature, whether in a physical collision of objects or metaphorically in a clash of ideas or arguments.

Top Common Misspellings for CLANGED *

• clinged 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for CLANGED

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Etymology of CLANGED

The word "clanged" is derived from the verb "clang", which originated from Old English "clangen" or "clengan". It ultimately traces back to the Proto-Germanic word "*klankijaną" meaning "to resound" or "to make a loud noise". The same Proto-Germanic root also gave rise to the Dutch word "klang", the German word "Klang", and the Old Norse word "klöng" with similar meanings. The term "clang" in English refers to a loud, metallic, and resonant sound, often associated with the collision of metal objects or the striking of a bell or gong. From this verb, the past tense form "clanged" is derived, capturing the action of producing a clang or loud, reverberating noise.

Similar spelling words for CLANGED

• changed,
• cleaned,
• clang,
• Lunged,
• Clinked,
• cleansed,
• Clanged,
• clogged,
• clangs,
• Clanked,
• Longed.

Conjugate verb Clanged

CONDITIONAL

I would clang

we would clang

you would clang

he/she/it would clang

they would clang

FUTURE

I will clang

we will clang

you will clang

he/she/it will clang

they will clang

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have clanged

we will have clanged

you will have clanged

he/she/it will have clanged

they will have clanged

PAST

I clanged

we clanged

you clanged

he/she/it clanged

they clanged

PAST PERFECT

I had clanged

we had clanged

you had clanged

he/she/it had clanged

they had clanged

PRESENT

I clang

we clang

you clang

he/she/it clangs

they clang

PRESENT PERFECT

I have clanged

we have clanged

you have clanged

he/she/it has clanged

they have clanged

I am clanging

we are clanging

you are clanging

he/she/it is clanging

they are clanging

I was clanging

we were clanging

you were clanging

he/she/it was clanging

they were clanging

I will be clanging

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you will be clanging

he/she/it will be clanging

they will be clanging

I have been clanging

we have been clanging

you have been clanging

he/she/it has been clanging

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I had been clanging

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he/she/it had been clanging

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I will have been clanging

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I would have clanged

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you would have clanged

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they would have clanged

I would be clanging

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you would be clanging

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