Usage of "opportunity"

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A favorable circumstance or occasion.

Usage of opportunity in English

He needs to: clean up politics; protect the economy; and extend opportunity. 
 The Guardian 

However, Evans said the opportunity was simply too good to turn down. 
 The Guardian 

Given the opportunity, and state government intentions, they're keen to encourage visitors. 
 The Guardian 

We live in times of great consequence and, therefore, of great opportunity. 
 The Guardian 

Give them an opportunity to enjoy good food and your good company. 
 The South African 

LF-TAS has provided an opportunity to develop future public health surveillance platforms. 
 Pubmed 

I think we need an opportunity to return home at one point. 
 Ebony 

Others, however, took the news as an opportunity to demand additional changes. 
 Wired 

He said the action was an opportunity to clarify a wretched situation. 
 Radio NZ 

Others believe, however, that the recent sell-off may be a buying opportunity. 
 Reuters 

Hope Lee was given the opportunity to allow his story to air. 
 News.com.au 

The reality of that has given me the opportunity to think clearly. 
 The Guardian 

But first Harte needed to find the right moment, the right opportunity. 
 Navigators of Dune 

He said: These are not places with great opportunity with Indigenous people. 
 News.com.au 

That said; don't try to claim every single work-related opportunity on offer. 
 The South African 

The pandemic, while a social and economic crisis, presented a political opportunity. 
 NY Magazine 

opportunity

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Translations for opportunity

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Opportunity through the time

Opportunity across language varieties

South Africa

Common

New Zealand

Common

Ireland

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Meanings of opportunity in English