Contingent
Contingent adjective - Determined by conditions or circumstances that follow.
Long and contingent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Long" instead an adjective "Contingent".
Nearby Words: contingency, contingently
Long
Long adjective - Of great extent from end to end.
Contingent and long are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Contingent" instead an adjective "Long".
Nearby Word: longed
Both words in one sentence
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Similarly, possessing a cheap Silence card can topple enemy strategies contingent on a single minion's effect, which can go a long way toward winning.
- With a Long Runner like Scooby-Doo, there is of course the Purist contingent who only acknowledge the classic episodes from 1969 into the late 1970s (up until Scrappy-Doo's introduction).
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Then-Attorney General of Louisiana Jack Gremillion was walking by the governor's office when he recognized a contingent from Pearl River waiting to see then-Governor Huey Long.
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