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opportune

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


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By implication, he suggests, the Trump era might have been avoided had different choices been made at opportune moments.

From Washington Post

Reportedly, the real-life Langley really was driven by an almost psychic sense of where she would ultimately find Richard — up to and including the letter “R” appearing at an opportune moment.

From Washington Post

Although the hearing covered familiar themes, it occurred at an opportune moment.

From Scientific American

Gutfeld alleged that Bragg was purposefully waiting for an opportune time to indict Trump to "guarantee that Trump gets the nomination."

From Salon

We found several instances in which the days executives traded in their competitors' stock were more opportune — if not the most opportune — over certain windows of time.

From Salon