precipitating Antonyms
Meaning of precipitating
Wordnet
precipitating (s)
bringing on suddenly or abruptly
precipitating Sentence Examples
- The professor's abrupt departure precipitated a wave of confusion among the students.
- The recent heavy rainfall precipitated flooding in low-lying areas.
- The announcement of the merger precipitated a sharp decline in the company's stock prices.
- A series of experimental errors precipitated a delay in the project's completion.
- The outbreak of war precipitated mass panic and displacement.
- The discovery of the hidden treasure precipitated a frenzy of excitement among the explorers.
- The contamination of the water supply precipitated a public health crisis.
- A heated argument precipitated a bitter rift between the two friends.
- The sudden rise in interest rates precipitated a recession in the economy.
- The news of his resignation precipitated a widespread sense of shock and disappointment.
FAQs About the word precipitating
bringing on suddenly or abruptly
rainy, wet, pouring, spitting,stormy,sprinkling, drizzly, misty, mizzly, drippy
dry,dry,,
The professor's abrupt departure precipitated a wave of confusion among the students.
The recent heavy rainfall precipitated flooding in low-lying areas.
The announcement of the merger precipitated a sharp decline in the company's stock prices.
A series of experimental errors precipitated a delay in the project's completion.
