To precipice is to reach the edge of a cliff or a slope. If you're walking on a precipice, you're very likely to fall down.
The cliff is very steep, and the path leading to the top is very narrow.
The boat was just about to reach the precipice, when it capsized.
noun
a very steep cliff
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The cliffs and precipices of hills allure and excite tourists.
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He stood on the edge of the precipice.
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We are now on the edge of precipice.
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It was over the edge of the precipice in social terms.
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While battling they are nearing the brink of a precipice.
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While battling, they are nearing the brink of a precipice.
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It is the image that haunts the man on the precipice and the confessor alike.
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They brought him back from the edge of the precipice.
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They both fight to get it back and fall off the precipice.
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You got rocks on one side and a precipice on the other.