Precipitates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECIPITATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRECIPITATE, to throw violently
• 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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to throw violently; hurl; to throw down

Words related to PRECIPITATES

precipitate17

Words that contain PRECIPITATES

immunoprecipitates28

How to use PRECIPITATES in a sentence

• Near the fort, a waterfall precipitates itself perpendicularly down a narrow ravine.
• Their cooling influence precipitates the vapor passing over them, and the ground beneath them not getting heated does not readily evaporate moisture.
• Every generation dissolves something new and precipitates something once held in solution from that great storehouse of temporary and permanent truths.
• The most icy reserve must find itself cracked and thawing in the intimacies which a jerking railway car precipitates.
• What starts the quarrel? Do we ever know what electric current precipitates the avalanche or decides a revolution? It may result from anything or nothing.
• Not far from the town of Schaffhausen the river precipitates itself from a height of 60 feet, in three leaps, forming the famous Falls of the Rhine.
• She did not dream of being on the giddy ridge of the passive or negative sentiment of love, where one step to the wrong side precipitates us into the state of repulsion.
• Any metalic mounting on the brushes should be avoided, as the metal precipitates the silver from its solution.
• In both instances it is the pious ignorance of clerical parents which precipitates the tragedy.
• It is soluble in hot water, precipitates both acid and basic colouring matters in the form of coloured lakes.
• Farther on in the canton of Tzingal, at the place where the Irtysh, contracted by the mountains, precipitates its rapid course, a multitude of armed men awaited the Cossacks.
• This is usually done by adding an excess of chloride of lime, which precipitates the soap as a curd and carries the dirt down with it.
• It is natural that he should become a stranger to his farm, should seek to escape from painful thoughts in change of scene, and his absence precipitates his downfall.
• The debate ran high, yet every word was spoken softly, for the most violent excitement always precipitates a hush.
• It concentrates this diffusion of thought, and precipitates the vapours in which anxiety seeks to remain in suspense.
• The reduced mean temperature of the mixture is no longer able to hold the same quantity of water in solution, and the superabundant quantity precipitates in rain.
• This procedure can be employed to special advantage with gelatinous precipitates, which fill up the pores of the filter paper.
• Gelatinous precipitates should not be allowed to dry before complete removal of foreign matter is effected.
• For the complete removal of precipitates from containing vessels, it is often necessary to rub the sides of these vessels to loosen the adhering particles.
• IGNITION OF PRECIPITATES Most precipitates may, if proper precautions are taken, be ignited without previous drying.
• Add also any tests from the washings in which precipitates have appeared.
• The liquor possesses now a glistening yellow color, which, when the indigo precipitates, changes to green.
• This mode is also a dangerous one, as a false step, when near the top of a high tree, generally precipitates the climber to the ground.

Similar words containing CIPITATE without suffix s and without prefix pre

precipitate17 precipitated19 precipitately22 cryoprecipitate26 precipitateness21 precipitatenesses23 immunoprecipitate27 immunoprecipitates28 immunoprecipitated29

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