How to pronounce opportunistically
“opportunistically” pronunciation in American, British and Australian English
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“opportunistically” in real sentences
82 clips in the index · 11 American · 7 British · 2 Australian. Clips come from public YouTube videos — parliaments, government agencies and independent channels.
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or hold wages down while they were opportunistically profiteering.
British Library
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Active travel can sometimes be polarised and opportunistically opposed.
The Scottish Parliament
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And he’s opportunistically seizing on it, but he didn’t invent it, right.
Big Think
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at those who have opportunistically capitalised on that horrific event to pursue their toxic ideology.
The Scottish Parliament
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