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n. (plural of clangor English) vb. (en-third-person singular of: clangor)
Usage examples of "clangors".
The querulous clangors of the gongs died suddenly in Ignar-Vath, and left a weirdly whispering silence.
The strange, muted clangors and thunder-like rumblings of hidden machinery throbbed in the air, vibrated in the shaken floor.
Night and silence seemed to swallow them at a gulp, and the clangors of the toiling Titans were quickly and mysteriously muted as they hurried along the empty hall.
The shadows of his opiate swoon were roughly dissipated by the clangors that still mounted from the neighbouring gulf.
New clamors and new clangors now arise, The sound of trumpets mix'd with fighting cries.
He flung back the ponderous door of darkened bronze, that ground with protesting clangors on its hinges.