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Not even close.
- Not even close.
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Sort of, yes. It has two definitions. The one we hear most often does appear to be "dependence" (as in, when we say, "X is contingent upon Y"). But it also means:
a possible but unlikely occurence or future event, or a future emergency.
a possible but unlikely occurence or future event, or a future emergency.
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