precipice

But the nation still faces — and hasn’t yet fallen over — the precipice between troubled waters and full-on crisis, they said.

As a person who is probably more on the precipice of being a mother myself, it’s made me think about what it’s like to be a true mother.

At 43, Schwartz could be at the precipice of taking his career in a defined direction.

For the better part of two years, Democrats told voters that their country was on the precipice of disaster.

At the edge of a precipice, a flat surface formed a small helipad.