Use of the word precipice in a sentence example

precipice

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It is not easy to climb a precipice. [noun]

To maintain self confidence in precipice is necessary to overcome it. [noun]

At 1345 they finally climbed the last precipice and stood on the summit of Pelvoux. [noun]

The Nobel academy said Pinter 's work " uncovers the precipice under everyday prattle and forces entry into oppression 's closed rooms ". [noun]

A single bound would carry him to the brow of the precipice, and assure his safety. [noun]

She walks on the edge of a precipice--self-deceived. [noun]

Each of the combatants threw all his energies into that effort, and the result was, that both tottered on the brink of the precipice. [noun]

On the verge of the precipice an anxious group had now assembled. [noun]

With a beating heart he watched the flutter of her white dress, until the vehicle was on a level with the brink of the precipice. [noun]

"I saw them from the verge of the precipice." [noun]

The anchorites had all crowded to the edge of the precipice, they looked at the division of the forces, and signed and shouted down. [noun]

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