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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    chance occasion opening prospect possibility break shot opportunity option alternative circumstance situation condition event occurrence happening incident experience fortune luck advantage benefit gain profit advantage scope room space freedom latitude leeway window door avenue path way means method procedure process technique tactic strategy plan scheme project venture undertaking endeavor effort attempt try bid offer proposal suggestion recommendation idea notion concept prospectus proposal submission application petition request appeal invitation call summons notification announcement advertisement promotion publicize broadcast disseminate circulate distribute share inform notify advise counsel guide direct instruct enlighten educate train develop improve enhance expand extend increase augment multiply grow rise ascend climb advance progress proceed move go march walk run rush hasten hurry speed accelerate facilitate ease simplify clarify explain interpret translate convert transform change modify alter adjust regulate control manage conduct administer govern rule lead command direct supervise oversee survey review examine inspect investigate research study analyze evaluate assess appraise estimate calculate measure weigh balance compare contrast differentiate distinguish discern detect notice observe perceive recognize acknowledge admit accept concede agree concur consent approve endorse support advocate promote encourage motivate inspire stimulate activate animate energize vitalize revitalize

    Meaning of OPPORTUNITY

    A situation or condition that allows something to happen or be done, or a chance to do something.

    Definitions

    • A time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something
    • * A chance to do something, especially something that is good or desirable
    • * A situation in which a person can do something that they have wanted to do

    Etymology of OPPORTUNITY

    The word "opportunity" comes from the Latin "opportunitas," which is derived from "opportunus," meaning "convenient" or "fitting," and is related to "portus," meaning "harbor" or "port," and the suffix "-ity," which forms an abstract noun.
    The word has been used in English since the 15th century to refer to a favorable or convenient time or circumstance for doing something.

    Example Uses

    • The company is looking for talented individuals to take advantage of new opportunities in the field.
    • * She saw the job posting as an opportunity to start a new career.
    • * The team's victory was a great opportunity for them to advance to the next round.

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