contingence 

  1. 名詞
不可數名詞: (可能但尚未發生的)偶然性
(尚未發生的)可能性
(物理、幾何、哲學中的)接觸, 相切
可數名詞/
複數為"contingences":
(指可能但尚未發生的)意外事故, 意外
(指可能但尚未發生的)偶發事件
(指可能但尚未發生的)情況, 突發狀況
(可能發生的)附帶事件
the contingence of ...(事) :

    同義字詞
case,contingency,contingent,event,eventuality,possibility

例句

  1. As Miles writes, the ancient world would not have been aware of interiority and the contingence of salvation upon conscience until Augustine.
  2. However I must start by saying that er the County Council are giving so many people the hundred and twenty nine thousand people who signed contingence .
  3. God's disposing this determination of the will by his permission, does not at all infringe the liberty of the creature: it is in no respect any more inconsistent with liberty, than mere chance or contingence .
  4. The association among the presence of TP53 alterations, mutational status of the IgVH genes, cytogenetic aberrations and the response to FLD of our patients, was studied using contingence tables followed by chi square or Fisher exact test.
  5. If there were any such thing as chance, or mere contingence , and the very notion of it did not carry a gross absurdity, (as might easily be shown that it does,) it would have been very unfit that God should have left it to mere chance, whether man should fall or no.