aleatory contract (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, the gods made an aleatory contract with mortals, promising them fortune and prosperity if they completed their quests successfully.

2. In a romantic novel, the protagonist enters into an aleatory contract with fate, hoping that the uncertain events will bring them together with their true love.

3. The unique design of the building includes aleatory contracts, with certain sections being dependent on external factors like sunlight and weather conditions.

4. The horror movie revolves around an eerie aleatory contract, where the main character unknowingly agrees to a deadly game controlled by supernatural forces.