Precipitating [verb]

Definition of Precipitating:

hurry, speed

Synonyms of Precipitating:


Opposite/Antonyms of Precipitating:

Receive

Catch

Keep

Hold

Stop

Halt

Check

Wait

Slow

Cease

Hinder

Block


Sentence/Example of Precipitating:

The respective land forces were ever on the point of precipitating the end.

Her husband had arrived in Washington unexpectedly, precipitating the crisis.

The solutions of iron are a constant trouble by precipitating.

"No," said Lady Rookwood, precipitating herself into the marble coffin.

Precipitating a weak solution of ammonio-sulphate of copper green.

By precipitating a soluble salt of nickel with caustic potassa.

Well, wait then, there is no reason for precipitating things.

In many respects it resembles benzoic acid, from which, however it is distinguished by not precipitating the salts of iron.

The progress of events in France was precipitating the crisis.

In a speech to a Charleston crowd he besought them, as a way of precipitating Virginia into the lists, to strike blow.