to cause an event to happen (usually a negative connotation); bring about; bring rise to; provoke; trigger
Alex Hall Hall
@alexhh.bsky.social
Re PM’s statement, I get need to stay focused, avoid precipitate acts or over-heated rhetoric. But, it hewed too close to pretence that this is just normal diplomatic spat. It should’ve acknowledged we’re in seriously different territory, and shown more underlying steel. www.gov.uk/government/s...
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Ben Bradshaw
@benbradshaw.bsky.social
More completely mad policies from the Green Party. Trump
might well blow up NATO, the way he’s going, but that’s no reason for the UK Government to help precipitate that.
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CN24TV
@cn24tv.bsky.social
San Mauro Marchesato: cede il cimitero vecchio, bare precipitate nel vuoto
https://cn24tv.it/news/san-mauro-marchesato-cede-il-cimitero-vecchio-bare-precipitate-nel-vuoto/
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