collision
/kəˈlɪʒən/
noun
- An accident in which two or more objects hit each other with force, especially vehicles.
- The cyclist was injured in a collision with a bus.
- A collision on the icy road sent the truck into a ditch.
- The collision between the two cars blocked the highway for hours.
- A strong disagreement or conflict between people, ideas, or interests.
- Their different work styles caused a collision that slowed the project.
- The collision between the two political parties led to a heated debate.
- There was a collision of opinions during the team meeting about the new policy.
- In physics, the event of two particles or bodies striking each other.
- Scientists study particle collisions to understand the nature of matter.
- The collision of atoms can release a large amount of energy.
- In a perfectly elastic collision, kinetic energy is conserved.