Synonyms for opportunistic
ˌɒp ər tuˈnɪs tɪk, -tyu-op·por·tunis·tic

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1. opportunist, opportunistic, timeservingadjective

   taking immediate advantage, often unethically, of any circumstance of possible benefit

   Synonyms:
   opportunist, timeserving

   Antonyms:
   inexpedient

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1. Brian Jacobsen:

   I think we’ll see some healthy consolidation take place, some may wither on the vine, but technology has improved to make it profitable to extract at a lower price point than last year. As a result, we’ll probably see some opportunistic buying.

2. Craig Hodges:

   It's become pretty opportunistic by this point.

3. Emin Gun Sirer:

   For bitcoin to retain its value, it's important to have hope that there's good management in charge, that there are adults in charge, when we see opportunistic moves, that's a problem.

4. Tom Jennings:

   In the several months before they kidnapped Patty Hearst, two of their members were arrested and eventually convicted of murdering an Oakland school official, that set the table in the sense that these people were very capable of committing violence. Patty Hearst kidnap letter. ( Courtesy of Smithsonian Channel) And so Patty Hearst comes along and it was a very opportunistic way for them to put themselves on the front page of newspapers every day … They were certainly good at playing the media to their benefit back then.

5. Amir Korangy:

   She's not some opportunistic woman who came into Bob's life for monetary gain. She was very successful, a millionaire several times over long before she met Bob.