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Contingent
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Depends on other things
Whether we go on the field trip of not is contingent upon the weather conditions.
a group forming a part of a larger group
A contingent of TAS students represented the school at Cultural Convention
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Eventuality
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A possiblity or something will probably happen
To prepare for the eventuality of the school closing dur to H1N1, students need to begin to use the OLC.
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Implausible
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Difficult to believe; not likely to happen
It is highly implausible that we could ever get Johnny Depp to come to TAS and teach an acting class.
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Inconceivable
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Impossbile to comprehend or to fully understand
Fifty years ago it would have been inconceivable that Barack Obama could become the president of the United States.
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Invain
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Completely ineffective; without success
Although his effort was invain, he still gained from all the training he did, in order to have a better chance of making the track team.
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Perchance
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Possibly
Might you perchance be polite enough to say "hello" when you walk into the room?
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Preposterous
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Absurd, contrarty to common sense
It is completely preposterous to think that you could raise your grade from an F to an A in one week.
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Proclivity
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A natural tendency to do something
He has a proclivity to be able to pull people together and accomplish great things.
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Prone
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Having a tendency; likely to do or have something
He was prone to accidents, so he therefore never took any risks that may result in injury.
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Theoretical
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Deals with only ideas; unproven or abstract
Because he have yet to test the hypothesis, it is still just theoretical until it is either proven or disproven.
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