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contingency

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Main Entry: contingency
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance happening; possibility

Synonyms:

accident, break, chance, crisis, crossroads, emergency, event, eventuality, exigency, fortuity, happening, if it's cool, incident, juncture, likelihood, occasion, odds, opportunity, pass, pinch, predicament, probability, strait, turning point, uncertainty, zero hour

Antonyms:

certainty, definiteness, reality, surety, truth
Main Entry: accident
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance event

Synonyms:

adventure, circumstance, contingency, fate, fluke, fortuity, fortune, happening, luck, occasion, occurrence, turn

Antonyms:

calculation, decision, decree, plan
Main Entry: adventure
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: risky or unexpected undertaking

Synonyms:

chance, contingency, emprise, endangerment, enterprise, experience, exploit, feat, happening, hazard, incident, jeopardy, occurrence, peril, scene, speculation, trip, undertaking, venture

Antonyms:

avoidance, inaction, inactivity, inertia, latency, passiveness, stillness
Main Entry: case
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: circumstance, conditions

Synonyms:

context, contingency, crisis, dilemma, event, eventuality, fact, incident, occurrence, plight, position, predicament, problem, quandary, situation, state, status
Main Entry: casualty
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: accident

Synonyms:

blow, calamity, catastrophe, chance, contingency, debacle, disaster, misadventure, misfortune, mishap
Main Entry: chance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: possibility, probability

Synonyms:

break, contingency, fair shake, fighting chance, indications, liability, likelihood, long shot, look-in, occasion, odds, opening, opportunity, outlook, prospect, scope, shot*, show, squeak, time, wager

Antonyms:

assurance, certainty, design, law, plan, scheme
Main Entry: chance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fate, luck

Synonyms:

accident, advantage, adventure, bad luck, break, cast, casualty, coincidence, contingency, destination, destiny, doom, even chance, fluke, fortuity, fortune, future, gamble, good luck, hap, haphazard, happening, hazard, heads or tails, hit*, in the cards, kismet, lot, lottery, luck out, lucky break, misfortune, occurrence, odds, outcome, peradventure, peril, providence, risk, stroke of luck, throw of the dice, toss-up, turn of the cards, way the cookie crumbles, wheel of fortune

Antonyms:

aim, design, plan, scheme
Main Entry: circumstance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: situation, condition

Synonyms:

Moira, accident, action, adjunct, affair, article, case, cause, coincidence, concern, contingency, crisis, destiny, detail, doom, element, episode, event, exigency, fact, factor, fate, feature, fortuity, go, happening, happenstance, incident, intervention, item, juncture, kismet, lot, matter, occasion, occurrence, particular, phase, place, point, portion, proviso, respect, scene, status, stipulation, supervention, thing, time, where it's at
Main Entry: condition
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: requirement, limitation

Synonyms:

arrangement, article, catch, codicil, contingency, demand, essential, exception, exemption, fine print, kicker, modification, must, necessity, postulate, precondition, prerequisite, provision, proviso, qualification, requisite, reservation, rule, sine qua non, small print, stipulation, strings, terms
Main Entry: crisis
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: critical situation

Synonyms:

big trouble, catastrophe, change, climacteric, climax, confrontation, contingency, corner, crossroad, crunch, crux, culmination, deadlock, dilemma, dire straits, disaster, embarrassment, emergency, entanglement, exigency, extremity, height, hot potato, hour of decision, imbroglio, impasse, juncture, mess, moment of truth, necessity, pass, perplexity, pickle, pinch*, plight, point of no return, predicament, pressure, puzzle, quandary, situation, stew, strait, trauma, trial, trouble, turning point, urgency

Antonyms:

calm, peace
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