Definition of Precip
to bring about especially abr
Examples of Precipitate in a sen
The rising level of unemployment is going to precipitate a huge crowd at the welfare office. 
Even though Mark is experiencing pain in his ankle, he cannot think of anything he did to precipitate the injury. 
The passing of the gun control bill may precipitate a rapid increase in illegal gun sales. 
Although economists cannot be certain, it is presumed the rising real estate market will precipitate new jobs. 
The witch got people to purchase her magic potion by telling them the liquid would precipitate true love. 
Drinking in excess will precipitate liver disease. 
Despite the mediator’s wish to precipitate peace between the two warring countries, he was unable to get the sides to agree to a treaty. 
More than likely, the lack of rain is going to precipitate a drought in the southern region of the country. 
Eating an unhealthy diet will precipitate poor health. 
The principal did what she could to precipitate an end to the student dispute. 
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