

The rain can precipitate a flood.
To cause something to happen suddenly or unexpectedly.
The news can precipitate a panic.
A spark can precipitate a fire.
His actions may precipitate a crisis.
precipitate a reaction
precipitate change
precipitate events
trigger
cause
instigate
His precipitate decision surprised everyone.
Done quickly and without careful thought.
She made a precipitate choice without considering the consequences.
His precipitate actions led to a lot of trouble.
They reached a precipitate conclusion after only a few minutes of discussion.
precipitate action
precipitate decision
precipitate response
hasty
rash
impulsive
The chemist observed the precipitate forming in the test tube.
A substance that has been separated from a solution.
The scientist collected the precipitate from the bottom of the flask.
After mixing the chemicals, a white precipitate appeared.
The lab technician filtered the solution to isolate the precipitate.
solid precipitate
chemical precipitate
precipitate formation
sediment
residue
deposit