precipitousness

"I don't think we'll be gone long for all the precipitousness of our departure."

Since haste is of the essence I will risk the accusation of precipitousness and leave at once.

The actor makes Proteus's sins those of precipitousness.

"We are all so struck by the precipitousness of the decline," Ms. Russo said.

This is also predominantly reclaimed swamp, while adjoining ridges rise with considerable precipitousness.

True clapotis is very rare, because the depth of the water or the precipitousness of the shore are unlikely to completely satisfy the idealized requirements.

Freed of them, and even his mind's craven judgment of the precipitousness of his folly, all that remained was the act itself.

Back on Bethel, old Azlek t'Varak had taken off his helmet a moment too soon and lost his head by such precipitousness.

The first ascent party earns the right to grade the difficulty of the route on a somewhat arcane scale based on the precipitousness of the rock and the size and availability of holds.

There was plenty of time, too, for Readis to regret the precipitousness of his departure and bemoan the items that he should have packed that would have been very useful and made his new life considerably easier.

She honed her comic skills there while enduring her growth spurts - 'I reached my full height by the sixth-form,' she says, 'but I was also very very thin, and people used to laugh at the gangliness rather than the precipitousness' - and went on to do politics at Bristol University. '