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opportune

Pronunciation: [ˌɑːpərˈtjun]

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Learn how to use opportune in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “timing”

(adjective) refers to a time that is just right for doing something. If something happens at a good moment that makes things easier, we call it opportune.

Example

The rain came at an opportune moment, just when we needed it for the garden.

Example

It was not an opportune time to start the project since everyone was busy.

Example

Do you think this is an opportune moment to discuss our plans?

Context: “advantageous”

(adjective) describes a situation that is beneficial or helpful because of its timing. When something happens that gives you an advantage, it's opportune.

Example

His opportune arrival helped us solve the problem quickly.

Example

The missed flight turned out to be an inopportune event, causing delays.

Example

What would make an opportunity opportune for you?

How to pronounce opportune

Pronunciation: [ˌɑːpərˈtjun]

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