Synonyms for clashes
clash·es

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1. List of paraphrases for "clashes":

   confrontations, encounters, tangles, clash, skirmishes, conflicts, battles, shocks, firefights, conflict, shootouts, engagements, clashed, collisions

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1. The Hurricanes:

   You never try to get in a battle with another team, we’re trying to keep things low scoring. I think when you have two teams that are very similar, the way they want to play and the way we want to play clashes sometimes. I think we’re both very similar teams trying to get get pucks deep and get our D involved, hard-nosed and simple, so I think it was just one of those weird ones that turned out that way.

2. Dmitri Trenin:

   Fresh attempts to expose Russian ‘red line’ deterrence as hollow – whether on the ground, in the air, or at sea – would push Moscow to defend what it cannot give up without losing its self-respect, this would almost inevitably lead to clashes and casualties, which would carry the risk of further escalation. Should this happen, Russia-NATO confrontation would deteriorate literally to the point of brinkmanship, a truly bleak scenario.

3. Habibollah Khojastehpour:

   On Saturday evening, there was an illegal protest in Dorud and a number of people took to the streets responding to calls from hostile groups, leading to clashes, unfortunately in these clashes two citizens from Dorud were killed.

4. Rida Issa:

   Brigades of Bonyan Marsous intercepted a group of Islamic State militants on Friday attempting to escape from the coastal side of the city, the clashes were massive and have resulted in four troops killed and 24 wounded. After the clashes ended, our forces found about 10 bodies of militants.

5. Nina Ognianova:

   The renewed clashes between Turkish security forces and Kurdish separatists in the volatile southeast are of public interest to both domestic and international audiences, authorities ought to protect, not gag journalists on the job.