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opportune

[op-er-toon, -tyoon] / ˌɒp ərˈtun, -ˈtyun /


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Saturday would be an opportune time to begin.

From BBC

Licensing for movies and TV is also booming, and with Y2K nostalgia permeating today’s media, Spears may be selling at an opportune time.

From Los Angeles Times

My wife and I bought it at an opportune moment many years ago and can’t afford to move—transaction costs and mortgage rates being what they are.

From The Wall Street Journal

Patients say winter is an opportune time to recover from all that work.

From The Wall Street Journal

His counsel is always opportune: “To live peacefully with those that are harsh and perverse, or disorderly, or such as oppose us, is a great grace, and highly commendable and manly.”

From The Wall Street Journal