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precipice
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(Noun) edge of cliffUsage: he leaned over the steep precipice
on the edge
Usage: standing on the precipice
(Noun) Cliff edge
Usage: I am standing on the edge of a precipice.
(Noun) the edge of a very steep slope
Usage: There we were on the precipice of disaster
Reaching a point or an apex
Usage: We are reaching a precipice in this situation
(Noun) A cliff.
Usage: The man almost fell off of the precipice.
(Noun) unknown
Usage: I just embarked on the precipice of life
(Noun) the apex; the top of; on the edge
Usage: They are standing on the precipice of a bad moral decision.
(Noun) at the very edge or top
Usage: I was standing at the precipice of the mountain.
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