Conditional

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Expect ConstraintsPlay
The adjective 'conditional' implies restrictions are present for an event to occur. SlideYour job offer is conditional upon the successful background check.
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Uncertain OutcomePlay
'Conditional' suggests the future is not set and depends on certain requirements. SlideHe could join the trip, conditional on his recovery.
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Not GuaranteedPlay
Use 'conditional' to indicate something promised may not happen. SlideThe bonus is conditional, not guaranteed.