precipitous Precipitate (Verb) means: To make something happen sooner than expected or to bring something on. If a thing precipitates a situation, condition, or event (usually a bad one), it means it causes it to happen sooner than expected. Synonyms of “Precipitate” are: Quicken, trigger, accelerate, further, advance, hurry, press, dispatch, speed up, push forward, hasten, expedite, etc. Whereas, “Precipitous” (Adj) means: Sudden a great steep (usually in a stock price, a roller coaster, or a star’s popularity). Ex: a precipitous mountain pathway, etc.

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