To collide is to come into contact with each other. When two cars collide, they hit each other head on.
The driver was trying to avoid a collision by driving on the wrong side of the road.
The collision caused a lot of damage to the building.
verb
To impact directly, especially if violent.
verb
To come into conflict, or be incompatible.
noun
A collision.
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The conflict made the two organization collide.
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The moon has collided into the Earth.
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Meanwhile, the activation of the collider is about to begin.
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The aircraft collided at the intersection of the two runways.
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They should not have collided for the sake of their security.
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Mixing causes the precipitant and the target product to collide.
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In a second the weight is overtaken by the floor and then the two collide.
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The two nations collided upon each other.
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But his colliding forms and agitated architecture are curiously unthreatening.
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Jaws will always collide with the boat and release the diver into the water.