1. The state of being contingent; the possibility of coming to pass; a fortuitous event; an accident.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• contigency,
• contengency,
• continjence,
• contingency,
• xontingence,
• vontingence,
• fontingence,
• dontingence,
• cintingence,
• ckntingence,
• clntingence,
• contungence,
• contigence,
• contingance,
• contingense,
• contigance,
• contengence,
• continugence,
• continjece,
• contengance

• continence,
• continent-wide,
• continency,
• contaminate,
• continue,
• contingency,
• containment,
• counting,
• contentedness,
• continent,
• countinghouse,
• continued,
• contender,
• contentment,
• continuance,
• continuation,
• continuum,
• continental,
• contingent on,
• continuing,
• contented,
• continual,
• contingent,
• commuting,
• continuo.

The adjective form of the word "contingence" is "contingent".

The plural of the "contingence" can be the "contingences".

The singular of the "contingence" can be the "contingence".