clashed
v.v. to disagree strongly or have a serious argument. It can also describe things that do not look good together, like colors that are too different.
v. to come into conflict or be in strong opposition. Often describes incompatible colors, patterns, or schedules, as well as physical or verbal confrontations.
The two politicians clashed over the new tax law.
The bright orange curtains clashed with the purple carpet, making the room look very messy.
Protesters and police clashed in the city center after the controversial verdict was announced, leading to several arrests and a city-wide curfew.
Often takes the preposition 'with' when describing incompatibility or 'over' when describing the subject of a disagreement.
The colors clashed themselves.The colors clashed.When used to describe visual incompatibility, the verb is intransitive and does not take a reflexive object.