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8 total sentences available.
[T]heſe dreams the præcipitant and unskilfull are forvvard to conceit to be Repreſentations extraordinary and ſupernatural, vvhich they call Revelations or Viſions, of vvhich there can be no certainty at all no more then of a Dream.
Source: wiktionary
She had good Qualities—is generous—noble—but has ſtrong Paſſions, and is thoughtleſs and precipitant.
Source: wiktionary
[W]ithout further pauſe / Down right into the Worlds firſt Region throws / His flight precipitant, and windes with eaſe / Through the pure marble Air his oblique way / Amongſt innumerable Starrs, […]
Source: wiktionary
[H]eedleſs vvhile they [the birds] ſtrain / Their tuneful Throats, the tovv'ring, heavy Lead [i.e., bullets] / O'er-takes their Speed; they leave their little Lives / Above the clouds, præcipitant to Earth.
Source: wiktionary
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Closest matches include abrupt, accident prone, accident-prone, breakneck, breathless.
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