Sentence examples for be precipitous from inspiring English sources

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be precipitous

adjective

Steep, like a precipice; as, a precipitous cliff or mountain.

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The fall can be precipitous.

A court ruling, he said, would be precipitous.

We will not be precipitous if we study the matter for only half of that half-life, 12,000 years.

In a rise that would be precipitous even by the standards of "Mad Men," he was a managing director by the age of 24.

And yet, and yet … One doesn't want to be precipitous about this – far from it – but are we perhaps nearing the point in Britflick history where that assumption might be gently queried?

Vast carnage resulted from such unwillingness to be "precipitous".

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Their fall has been precipitous.

Mr. Estrada's fall has been precipitous.

Air Afrique's descent was precipitous.

The drop-off in scale from there is precipitous.

The dropoff in talent and marquee value is precipitous.

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