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to precipitate
adjective
Headlong; falling steeply or vertically.
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Hunger threatened to precipitate mutiny.
The goal is to precipitate discussion.
"We do not want to precipitate a crisis".
Austerity tends to precipitate a sharp rise in mental illness.
The incident helped to precipitate Ukraine's Orange revolution.
And they do not want to precipitate unrest.
Let us do nothing to precipitate a crisis".
The plots, he said, were intended to precipitate civil war in Afghanistan.
A crisis sufficient to threaten the entire financial system was required to precipitate the inevitable conglomeratisation.
He does not want the crazies to precipitate a real war".
Bell held two key catches in Australia's second innings to precipitate their collapse.
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