precipitous
திடீர்
definition
adjective
the precipitous cliffs of the North Atlantic coast
dangerously high or steep.
precipitous intervention
(of an action) done suddenly and without careful consideration.
translation of 'precipitous'
திடீர் வீழ்வு (அ) ஏற்றமான,
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example
The machinery of contemporary human reason thus turns out to be rooted in a biologically incremental progression while simultaneously existing on the far side of a 'precipitous' cliff in cognitive-architectural space.
Along the coast, 'precipitous' cliffs up to 1,400 feet high are interspersed with coves and bays leading into deep, V-shaped canyons.
During the past two decades, Canadian participation in elections at all levels has undergone a 'precipitous' slide.
A small drop between 1982 and 1992, followed by a more 'precipitous' drop over the past decade?
With 'precipitous' limestone cliffs, deeply shaded ravines, and clear rocky streams, the Driftless Area is a rugged landscape.
The 'precipitous' decrease in size and numbers of American alligators taken for trade reflected a species in decline.
Lying just over 14 km off the extreme south-west coast, Eldey's 'precipitous' cliffs rise to a height of nearly 80 metres.
A recognition of this epistemological complexity is itself sufficient to compel the thoughtful interpreter to avoid 'precipitous' decisions.
Facultative altitudinal movement is likely a particularly tractable option for birds breeding on the Sierra Nevada crest, owing to the 'precipitous' elevation drop down the eastern escarpment.
It was near the edge of a 'precipitous' drop into the valley.
The topography of the actual route with its monuments and trails, its rivers and bridges, its steep hills and 'precipitous' valleys, is meticulously represented.
Since the 1960s we have witnessed a 'precipitous' increase in the number of marriages ending in divorce.
Analysts were stunned by Far East's 'precipitous' drop.
And I don't think we should be talking in terms of 'precipitous' withdrawal.
Our military history offers few such stunning examples of the spectacular rise, 'precipitous' fall and dramatic vindication of a combat leader.
Sugar feeds the brain, and fluctuations in the level of this fuel can lead to 'precipitous' changes in a child's mood.
The result is families under siege, war in the streets, the 'precipitous' decline of the rule of law, the rapid rise of corruption, the loss of civility and the triumph of deceit.
If our foreign policies are rash, 'precipitous' and not objectively thought out they will harm us domestically.
A bus took us to a 'precipitous' cliff with a door at its base.
Unfortunately, he then experienced one of the most 'precipitous' declines in major league history.
Some trees were standing diagonally, with their entangled roots exposed on the 'precipitous' rocky cliffs.
Late in the afternoon, we drop anchor beneath the island's 'precipitous' cliffs and, possessed by a powerful craving for a cold beer, row to the fish-stained docks.
Once again you said, ‘I don't know if we've ever seen a more 'precipitous' drop in international stature and public opinion with regard to this country as we have in the last two years.’
Their roots sometimes spread out over the path, and gained anchorage on the most 'precipitous' slopes.
Many follow the island's 1,365 miles of irrigation channels, called levadas, stretches of which run along steep slopes with 'precipitous' drops to one side.
A 'precipitous' drop in performance and a more rapid rate of fatigue often result.
His speech highlighted the growing threat that his administration will launch a new, 'precipitous' military adventure in the near future.
Amazingly, all were dragged three kilometres up the 'precipitous' slopes by manpower.
The resulting 'precipitous' decline in living standards has created conditions in which virtually everyone involved in the February 29 shooting can be described as a victim.
Where the road ends, there is a 'precipitous' staircase down the cliff, offering the occasional vertigo-inducing vista down the rock face to the turbulent Mediterranean.
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