Precipitately is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECIPITATELY in dictionary:

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

Words related to PRECIPITATELY

precipitant17 precipitate17

How to use PRECIPITATELY in a sentence

• He soon returned to England, and married precipitately when only nineteen or twenty years old.
• They all fled defeated, and dispersed precipitately before him.
• Tus, upon being informed of this result, drew up his army, and besieged the fort into which Ferud had precipitately retired.
• And he, for his part, fled precipitately, deeply annoyed at having been a surprised witness to such a secret.
• The mother crept up, concealing herself much as possible from view, thrust her baby into the cavity as into an oven, gave a tug at the bell-chain, and then precipitately fled.
• On discovering the terrible fugitive, they fled precipitately, when he hastened to retreat in an opposite direction.
• Nay, not precipitately either, Thekla, I understand thee.
• In England, William of Orange had meanwhile landed in Torbay, and James had fled precipitately to France.
• Vinegar Hill was attacked upon June 21st by General Lake, and after a struggle the rebels fled precipitately, and were slaughtered in great numbers.
• At last the fear of being discovered made me depart more precipitately than I had come.
• The Emperor Conrad, in indignation and confusion, set out precipitately to return to Germany.
• But Arthur Carrollton never did a thing precipitately.
• Shrewsbury, the missionary, threatening his life, and he was obliged to flee precipitately from the island, with his wife.
• I do not mean that we should adopt precipitately measures calculated merely for the exigencies of the moment.
• This written, he would present it with a sweeping bow, and then retire precipitately to his corner, chuckling, and perspiring profusely.
• The army of the grand vizier, seized by a panic, fled so precipitately, that they left baggage, tents, ammunition and provisions behind.
• The same doom awaited the Swedes, and they fled precipitately to winter quarters behind the cannon of Stralsund.
• Necker, whose popularity declined, is obliged to leave the kingdom precipitately.
• Bedford left Paris precipitately for Normandy, owing to the discovery of a plot having been started to make over Rouen to the French.
• As the darkness of night shut down upon the scene, he landed a party of women and children, who rushed up, precipitately, to join those who had crossed before.
• The youthful lord dropped from his point of vantage and half of the group retreated precipitately.
• His position was turned, and a panic seized his followers, who deserted their guns and their baggage, and fled precipitately, leaving 2000 dead and 6000 prisoners behind them.
• Evelyn precipitately left the room to go to him, while Charles rushed round to the stables to send a groom on horseback for the nearest doctor.
• She was uneasy about this transaction in which her mother proposed so precipitately to invest the greater part of their little fortune.
• The foot began the attack too precipitately, and were at first repulsed, but they soon recovered themselves.
• We had scarcely begun to eat our soup, before we were so powerfully attacked by sea-sickness, that we were obliged to quit the table precipitately.
• But there she stopped, precipitately retreating from the thought of that look.
• And Sylvia, with a burning sense of shame for her violence, retreated as precipitately to her own room.
• It was her work of art, her poem and her prayer, to repeat this story, low and precipitately, as if she were in the confessional.
• He immediately, went on board of one of them, and learned that they came from the Indies, whence they had sailed precipitately, to avoid the English cruisers.
• Resistance was not to be thought of, and Dmitri precipitately fled.

Similar words containing CIPITATE without suffix ly and without prefix pre

precipitate17 precipitated19 precipitates18 cryoprecipitate26 precipitateness21 precipitatenesses23 immunoprecipitate27 immunoprecipitates28 immunoprecipitated29

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