opportune /opˈər-tūn or o-per-tūnˈ, also (Shakespeare) o-pörˈtūn/

1. Occurring at a fitting time
2. Conveniently presented
3. Timely
4. Convenient
5. Suitable
6. Opportunist

opportuneˈly (or /opˈ/) adverb

opportuneˈness (or /opˈ/) noun

opportunˈism (or /opˈ/) noun

The practice of regulating actions by favourable opportunities rather than consistent principles

opportunˈist (or /opˈ/) noun

1. Someone who achieves success or advancement by adapting to the circumstances of the moment
2. A person without settled principles

(also opportunistˈic) characteristic of an opportunist

opportunˈity noun

1. An occasion offering a possibility
2. Advantageous conditions
3. (esp in pl) a chance, opening or prospect
4. Opportuneness (rare)
5. Fitness (obsolete)

opportunistic infection noun

An infection to which normal people are resistant but which occurs in those whose immune system has been compromised by illness

opportunistic species noun

A species adapted to exploit temporary or local conditions

opportunity cost noun (economics)

The cost of an investment (of money, resources, time, etc) in terms of its best alternative use

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• feelings are running high
• feelings running high
• feel in one's bones
• feel like
• feel oneself
• feel one's feet
• feel one's legs
• feel one's oats
• feel one's way
• feels
• feel small
• feel someone's pulse
• feel the draught
• feel the pinch
• feel up to
• feel with
• feer
• feered