eventuality

Preposition: of

• war: He appears to be preparing public opinion for a possible conflict and recently cautioned military leaders to be prepared for all eventualities of war.

Converse of object

• foresee: Control of the Situation The plan clearly states the critical decisions to be taken and by whom for any foreseen eventuality.
• cover: At least they are trying to cover all eventualities.
• meet: We were fully prepared to meet any eventuality in our defense.
• consider: He had considered every eventuality, from instant imprisonment to a freely given audience, hut he was totally unprepared for what now happened.
• prevent: There are certain situations in which one simply cannot prevent the eventuality of death.
• avoid: Many of these discussions have been entered into precisely to avoid that eventuality.

Adjective modifier

• unforeseen: Relevant insurance precautions for any unforeseen eventuality should already be taken.
• unlikely: Yet, in the language of the unconscious, the most unlikely eventualities are indeed probable.
• most: I have been trained to deal with most eventualities.
• such: The general practice whereby most British colliery lamp rooms held a stock of blank circular checks for such eventualities is well known.
• possible: The Guide contains step by step procedures on how to deal with all possible eventualities.
• certain: The audience will appreciate why we have to be on guard about certain eventualities.

Modifies a noun

• trial: However, in setting up an eventuality trial there is still insufficient evidence for a precise research program of specific replication.