collide

/kəˈlɑɪd/verb

To crash into something or someone with force.

Example sentences

“The two cyclists collided at the corner but were unhurt.”
“Their plans collided with the reality of a tight budget.”

Things collide 'with' each other, and the noun is 'collision'. Ideas and schedules can collide as well as vehicles.

Related words

colossalVery big; enormous in size or degree.collegeA school of higher learning where students study for undergraduate degrees.comfortA relaxed state of ease and contentment, free from worry or pain.colleagueshipThe condition or relationship of being colleagues.commemorateTo keep alive the memory of a person or event, usually through a ceremony or monument.colleagueA person you work with, especially in the same profession or organization.