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Meanings of opportunist in anglès
portuguès
oportunista català
oportunista Taking immediate advantage, often unethically, of any circumstance of possible benefit.
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Examples for "opportunistic"
Examples for "opportunistic"
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It's quite opportunistic at the moment with the way things are going.
2
Courtney A Hi Tony, There is a medical situation called 'opportunistic infection'.
3
So that's the point: Anybody can be called exploitative and called opportunistic.
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For too long, opportunistic politicians have created an all or nothing system.
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The Islanders took the lead in opportunistic fashion early in the first.
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The antecedents of its principal members are those of timeserving politicians.
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Hypocrisy and timeserving above are accompanied by hypocrisy and timeserving below.
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Thusnelda, however, sympathized far more with the heroic spirit of her lover than with the timeserving policy of her father.
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We have learned to distrust the responses of their timeserving oracles, and to laugh at the ignorant pretensions of their literary artisans.
Usage of opportunist in anglès
1
He has been an opportunist rather than a dealer in general ideas.
2
Nine minutes into the second half Fortune pounced for an opportunist score.
3
It was needless, opportunist theft and violence -nothing more, nothing less.
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Brilliant opportunist and decisive decision-maker, he realised his value and quickly consolidated.
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In politics an opportunist, opposing and supporting Catholic Emancipation and Free Trade.
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He was regarded in equal measure as a visionary and ruthless opportunist.
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I used to be an optimist... now I suppose I'm an opportunist.
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This is how she works, more flair than forensic, a committed opportunist.
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At best you might lose a little cash to an opportunist pickpocket.
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He was an opportunist, riding the wave which would carry him farthest.
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He is the last man on earth to be called an opportunist.
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It was apocalyptic weather that did for the quartet of opportunist escapees.
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If the Dr. weren't a Reverend, one might deem him an opportunist.
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He was an opportunist, and now, he fondly imagined, was his opportunity.
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I am energetic, entertaining, an opportunist, a eudaimonist, and a baseball fan.
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Berger's Old Age Pension bill was a glaring exhibit of opportunist incapacity.
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