Synonyms for gong
gɔŋ, gɒŋgong

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1. gong, tam-tamnoun

   a percussion instrument consisting of a metal plate that is struck with a softheaded drumstick

   Synonyms:
   tam-tam, bell, chime

2. chime, bell, gongverb

   a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned bells that are struck with a hammer; used as an orchestral instrument

   Synonyms:
   chime, ship's bell, bell shape, buzzer, tam-tam, bell, toll, doorbell, campana

3. gongverb

   sound a gong

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1. List of paraphrases for "gong":

   falun, kung, jong, falungong, lo, fallon, bell, buzzer, jung

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1. Justin Thomas:

   I thought the way the club was going to hit the tree it was gong to break and I'd have to avoid a nine-iron the rest of the day but it didn't break, it hit near the hosel and sent a little shock up my arm.

2. Roger Goodell:

   The commissioner was arrogant, he certainly made a mountain out of molehill. C'mon, we're gong to waste this much time on the deflation of footballs?

3. Mark Neuberger:

   I think the trend is gong to be more employers mandating now because of what happened yesterday, nobody wants to wear a mask, more and more employers want to get their people back into the workplace so the easier way is to say :' you can come back and you don't have to wear masks, just show me that you are vaccinated.'.

4. Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho:

   Football is also mental, and you’re not in control of every item of the game, i believe we’re gong to have again a good period, where we win matches and score goals.

5. John Harold:

   Without trust, words become the hollow sound of a wooden gong. With trust, words become life itself.