Clangor (noun)

A loud and ringing metallic sound.

Origin:

Late 16th century. from latin clangor, meaning 'a ringing, clanging', from clangere, meaning 'to clang, resound'.

Examples:

1. The clangor of the fire alarm filled the building.
2. The clangor of the church bell echoed through the town.
3. The clangor of the metal construction made it difficult to hear.
4. The clangor of the sword against the shield was heard for miles.
5. The clangor of the iron gate as it closed behind him was final.