Definition

contingently

adverb
  1. in a way that depends on something uncertain or on a condition that may or may not occur
  2. Usage: formal; often used in legal, philosophical, or academic contexts

Examples

  • The contract was contingently approved, pending the client's final review.
  • She agreed contingently on the condition that the deadline could be extended.
  • The funding was contingently allocated based on project performance.
  • He accepted the job offer contingently, subject to a background check.
  • The plan moves forward contingently on securing additional resources.
  • The inheritance was contingently distributed according to the will's conditions.

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