Precipitated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECIPITATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRECIPITATE, to throw violently
• cause (an event or situation, typically one that is undesirable) to happen suddenly, unexpectedly, or prematurely
• cause to move suddenly and with force
• send someone or something suddenly into a particular state or condition
• cause (a substance) to be deposited in solid form from a solution
• cause (drops of moisture or particles of dust) to be deposited from the atmosphere or from a vapour or suspension
NOUN:
• a substance precipitated from a solution.
ADJECTIVE:
• done, made, or acting suddenly or without careful consideration
• occurring suddenly or abruptly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to throw violently; hurl; to throw down

Words related to PRECIPITATED

precipitate17

Words that contain PRECIPITATED

immunoprecipitated29

How to use PRECIPITATED in a sentence

• The crowd thickened in the streets, with hostile intent, and an accidental shot precipitated the battle between the military and the mob.
• Carey had always secretly dreaded, but after all it was poor Kathleen who precipitated an unforgettable scene which left an influence behind it for many months.
• In an instant I was precipitated, and had the misfortune to fracture my arm.
• All of the regiments engaged in the battle of El Caney had not reached their positions when the battle was precipitated by the artillery firing on the block-house.
• The incredible folly and stupidity which precipitated these events aroused Mr.
• First, disorder was precipitated by the secret agents and the Black Hundreds, then the troops were called out.
• But on the night of January 26-27 the storm doubled in violence, and the work was precipitated into the ravine.
• In his endeavour to escape from her his foot was caught in the carpet, and he was violently precipitated down the long flight of stairs.
• Foiled in their purpose, the rioters repaired to the shantee where the murder was committed, and precipitated it over the bluff.
• The strong man made a desperate effort and reached the land, but the poor boy upon the raft was precipitated over the falls into the gulf below.
• Large masses of the earth had given way on the edge of the embankment, and a number of people were precipitated into the water.
• Into this narrow receptacle the vast river precipitated itself.
• If he could have kept his throne, he would have bent the Americans under a harsh rule or brought on in his dominions a revolution like that which he precipitated at home in 1688.
• By this act he precipitated the conflict he had sought to avoid.
• The bi-niodide of mercury is a fine scarlet when precipitated.
• A dark wall always seemed to confront him, a wall upon which he was being precipitated.
• A few paces more, and they would have been precipitated into the abyss.
• But an unforeseen event precipitated a crisis before they had fully recognized the gravity of their situation.
• It is true, as shown by the history of all revolutions, that they are most precipitated and intensified by obstinacy and vacillation.
• That is the reason I precipitated this question at this point.
• If clouds at a warm or moderate temperature float against these snow peaks all the water they contain is suddenly precipitated.
• Carelessly the well was left uncovered, and at the very moment of his triumph, Will Winslow was precipitated backward into the opening.
• His reduction of Sardinia precipitated the alliance between England, France, Holland, and afterwards, Austria.
• In drying the tobacco, all damp air should be excluded, nor ought the drying of it to be precipitated by the admission of high drying winds.
• Strangely enough it was old man Adams who precipitated action.
• Jude had a conviction that his unhappy visit to her on that sad night had precipitated this marriage engagement, and it did anything but add to his happiness.
• They had not intended to carry their plot into execution that night, but an alarm precipitated their action.
• Suddenly he felt the ground give way beneath his feet, and he was precipitated into a chasm, dark, and by no means soft at the nether extremity.

Similar words containing CIPITAT without suffix ed and without prefix pre

precipitate17 precipitates18 precipitator18 precipitately22 precipitating20 precipitation19 precipitative22 precipitators19 precipitations20 cryoprecipitate26 precipitateness21 precipitatenesses23 immunoprecipitate27 immunoprecipitates28 immunoprecipitated29 immunoprecipitation29 immunoprecipitating30 immunoprecipitations30

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.