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Meanings of opportune in English
Suitable or at a time that is suitable or advantageous especially for a particular purpose.
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Usage of opportune in English
1
Hilton's return to the stock market could come at an opportune time.
2
The coming of In-thislady-isthe most opportune thing in the world.
3
At least try to keep them at bay until an opportune moment.
4
The deal would come at an opportune time for Centerbridge to exit.
5
It had the opportune effect of causing his class-hatred to flame afresh.
6
And at that very moment there came the opportune and unexpected answer.
7
On every opportune occasion they loudly expressed their sentiments in his favour.
8
Your arrival in Crawling Water could not possibly have been more opportune.
9
The moment was opportune, but the would-be assassin had no arms ready.
10
The year 1748 was most opportune and suggestive for such an organization.
11
This I decided to be the opportune occasion to unload my stock.
12
In another aspect he was an opportune victim, something to strike at.
13
The bedroom had turned into a hiding-place at a very opportune moment.
14
The unexpected holiday came to them at a most happily opportune moment.
15
Blas Ruis and his Castilian companions greatly rejoiced over so opportune news.
16
But I see you arrived at the opportune moment,-whenTisdale was talking.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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