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opportunities
noun as in lucky chance; favorable circumstances
Strong matches
break, connection, contingency, cut, fitness, fling, fortuity, go, happening, hour, juncture, leisure, liberty, occasion, opening, pass, prayer, probability, relief, room, run, scope, shot, show, spell, squeak, stab, turn, whack
Weak matches
befalling, fair shake, fighting chance, good fortune, good luck, iron in the fire, one's move, one's say, one's turn, the hunt, the running
Example Sentences
The coroner Louisa Fee said there had been multiple missed opportunities and failings in his care, and if he had been treated adequately the 37-year-old would have survived.
"We accept that opportunities were missed to deploy a clinical team leader to this incident," she said, adding the service fully accepts the coroner's findings and has taken a number of actions as a result of its investigations into Mr Morris's death.
So while maybe all of Hollywood is feeling the pinch economically and politically, it feels like major steps are being taken back in terms of opportunities for trans writers and performers.
Coaches presented him with opportunities to participate in major showcase baseball events that could have boosted his profile.
Noting previous proposals from GOP leaders and conservative think tanks, Abrams said Republicans have shown their interest in overhauling loan programs and eliminating the opportunities for debt forgiveness, “which would just keep people in their student loan debt for decades to come.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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