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1. (n.) opportunism
the policy or practice, as in politics or business, of adapting actions, decisions, etc., to expediency or effectiveness without regard to principles or consequences.
Etymology: (1865–70; < It opportunismo)
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1. (noun) opportunism, self-interest, self-seeking, expedience
taking advantage of opportunities without regard for the consequences for others
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Sense: coming at the right time
an opportune remark.
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 Afrikaans: opportunisme |
 Arabic: إنْتِهازِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: опртюнизъм |
 Brazilian: oportunismo |
 Czech: oportunismus |
 German: der Opportunismus |
 Danish: opportunisme |
 Greek: καιροσκοπισμός |
 Spanish: oportunismo |
 Estonian: oportunism |
 Farsi: فرصت طلبی |
 Finnish: opportunismi |
 French: opportunisme |
 Hebrew: אוֹפּוֹרטוּנִיזם |
 Hindi: अवसरवाद, अवसरवादिता |
 Croatian: oportunizam |
 Hungarian: megalkuvás |
 Indonesian: oportunisme |
 Icelandic: hentistefna |
 Italian: opportunismo |
 Japanese: ひより見主義 |
 Korean: 편의주의, 기회주의 |
 Lithuanian: oportunizmas, prisitaikėl |
 Latvian: oportūnisms |
 Malay: sikap sso yg pandai menga |
 Dutch: opportunisme |
 Norwegian: opportunisme |
 Polish: oportunizm |
 Persian: فرصت طلبی |
 Pashto: مهلت غوښتنه |
 Portuguese: oportunismo |
 Romanian: oportunism |
 Russian: оппортунизм |
 Slovak: oportunizmus |
 Slovenian: preračunljivost |
 Serbian: oportunizam |
 Swedish: opportunism |
 Thai: ความคิดฉวยโอกาส |
 Turkish: fırsatçılık |
 Taiwanese: 機會主義 |
 Ukrainian: опортунізм |
 Urdu: موقع پرستي |
 Vietnamese: chủ nghĩa cơ hội |
 Chinese: 机会主义 |
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