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opportune

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


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For Western navies the improvements come at an opportune time, after China built the world’s largest surface naval fleet and its own large autonomous underwater vehicles.

From The Wall Street Journal

Nor does BTD, he notes, do much as a complement to existing stock allocations as a way to increase or decrease exposure tactically at opportune times.

From Barron's

"Now represents an opportune moment, thanks to the success of Gemini."

From BBC

And for those who have decided to walk away from the market and are looking for an opportune time to get back in, sitting on the sidelines often means falling further behind.

From MarketWatch

He said that his health and his party would determine that – as well as whether it was politically opportune and whether he stood a chance of winning.

From BBC