precipice Sentence Examples
- The climber hung precariously over the sheer precipice, dangling by a thin rope.
- The economic crisis brought the nation to the precipice of bankruptcy.
- Scientists warned of the impending precipice of environmental catastrophe.
- The CEO teetered on the precipice of resignation as shareholder pressure mounted.
- The ship sailed dangerously close to the precipice of an ice floe, threatening to capsize.
- The argument reached a precipice as both sides refused to compromise.
- The mountain pass led them to a treacherous precipice with a breathtaking view.
- The teenager stood on the precipice of adulthood, filled with both anticipation and uncertainty.
- The precipice of the waterfall thundered down into a deep pool below, a mesmerizing spectacle.
- The politician's career hung on the precipice as allegations of corruption surfaced.
precipice Meaning
Wordnet
precipice (n)
a very steep cliff
Synonyms & Antonyms of precipice
FAQs About the word precipice
a very steep cliff
cliff, escarpment, bluff, crag, scarp, scar,palisade, tor, hogback, butte
No antonyms found.
The climber hung precariously over the sheer precipice, dangling by a thin rope.
The economic crisis brought the nation to the precipice of bankruptcy.
Scientists warned of the impending precipice of environmental catastrophe.
The CEO teetered on the precipice of resignation as shareholder pressure mounted.
