contingent (Meaning)
contingent (n)
a gathering of persons representative of some larger group
a temporary military unit
contingent (s)
possible but not certain to occur
being determined by conditions or circumstances that follow
uncertain because of uncontrollable circumstances
Synonyms & Antonyms of contingent
contingent Sentence Examples
- The success of the project was contingent upon securing funding from investors.
- Our plans for the weekend are contingent on the weather forecast; if it's rainy, we'll stay indoors.
- The sale of the house is contingent upon the buyers obtaining financing.
- The team's victory in the tournament was contingent on the performance of their star player.
- My attendance at the event is contingent on whether I can find someone to watch my children.
- The company's expansion plans are contingent upon the approval of zoning regulations.
- Our vacation plans are contingent on my husband's work schedule; if he can get time off, we'll go.
- The success of the experiment was contingent on precise measurements and accurate data collection.
- The agreement is contingent upon both parties signing the contract by the specified deadline.
- The promotion was contingent on meeting certain sales targets within the quarter.
FAQs About the word contingent
a gathering of persons representative of some larger group, a temporary military unit, possible but not certain to occur, being determined by conditions or circ
delegation,team, delegacy, squad, crew, band, company, gang, party, embassy
constant, steady, regular, continuous, systematic, regular, stable, organized, established, continuous
The success of the project was contingent upon securing funding from investors.
Our plans for the weekend are contingent on the weather forecast; if it's rainy, we'll stay indoors.
The sale of the house is contingent upon the buyers obtaining financing.
The team's victory in the tournament was contingent on the performance of their star player.
