precipice
nounHow to pronounce precipice:
Definition of precipice:
- precipice (noun):
- a very steep cliff.
- a very steep or overhanging place
Synonyms for precipice:
bluff
brink
cliff
cliff face
crag
drop-off
escarpment
height
palisade
rock face
scar
scarp
sheer drop
steep cliff
Antonyms for precipice:
bottom
canyon
crevasse
decline
depression
ditch
flat
gulley
lowland
lowness
nadir
plain
unimportance
valley
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