Opportunely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OPPORTUNELY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• OPPORTUNE, happening at the right time
• at an opportune time
ADJECTIVE:
• done or occurring at a favourable time; well timed
• (of a time) especially convenient or appropriate for a particular action or event
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• suitable or convenient for a particular occurrence

Words related to OPPORTUNELY

opportune13

Words that contain OPPORTUNELY

inopportunely20

How to use OPPORTUNELY in a sentence

• The guests drank the rich Rikevir wine, so highly esteemed by Yeri Foerster, and which seemed to him to have arrived so opportunely for the feast.
• They often appeared opportunely to our trappers, and saved them the trouble and danger of fording rivers.
• Bennington presumed it might be, and then opportunely bethought him of a bottle of Canadian Club, which, among other necessary articles, he had brought with him from New York.
• Two garrulous, home-going clerks passed opportunely to remind him that his emotions were in a public place.
• You fairly defeated me at the word play in the vale of Onondaga, but you will admit that the savage, Tandakora, played into your hands most opportunely.
• Instantly Chloe felt that a barrier had sprung up between herself and this mysterious stranger who had appeared so opportunely out of the Northern bush.
• We know, what most of the villagers never knew, who their preserver was, and how it happened that he came so opportunely to their rescue.
• The young horseman who had come to their assistance so opportunely was none other than Count Ferralti, whom they had such good reason to distrust.
• Most opportunely, Ezekiel and Huldy came over that morning to make a call, and the matter was soon under discussion in family conclave.
• Here my plan of culture, hitherto followed only for my own needs, came opportunely to my assistance.
• Consequently, when I saw a light shimmering through the mist at my right, I resolved to make for it and the shelter it so opportunely offered.
• The murder had come most opportunely for him, and he sought to lay it at Jesuit doors.
• I cherished a warm feeling for him, for he was the man who had so opportunely helped me to capture the runaway calf, Little Dagon.
• These amendments were opportunely made, for her majesty, after a lingering illness of six months, expired at Kew Palace, on the 17th of November, in the 75th year of her age.
• They accordingly prepared in great strength to defeat the stratagem they had, as they supposed, so opportunely discovered.
• Opportunely again? I can but assure you that it really and truly is there.
• As the land of Canaan lay so opportunely for traffic, and the emigrants from most parts went under their conduct, their history was well known.
• The fight commencing in this quarter struck terror into the Faliscians also, and a sally from the camp opportunely made put them to flight, thrown into disorder as they now were.
• Fortunately, there was a thing to be done, and the transfer to the other steamer came opportunely to help her to re-establish the balance of things distorted.
• During this time Dick Sand was reflecting on the proposition which had been made to them so opportunely, to gain the Farm of San Felice.
• She even meditated going upon the stage, but the manager quite opportunely broke his leg, and the contract was annulled.
• Hunter then commenced a vigorous warfare with the pine-knots so opportunely placed at his command, and dealt them out with profuse liberality.
• The young men congratulated themselves on having arrived so opportunely.
• After a time, however, Texas opportunely rebelled against Mexico, and then the opportunity for removing this obstruction was too obvious and too tempting to be lost.
• While engaged at this barricade, de Avila and the party which had marched from Point Palmares, came up very opportunely to our assistance.
• The soldiers with the wagon I had opportunely met at the crossing had been out looking for the bodies of these victims, seven or eight in all.
• As the sequel proved, Will came home very opportunely.
• Daughter of Leda, opportunely have I found you without the house, that I may tell thee, apart from the virgin, words which it is not meet for those to hear who are about to marry.
• It was quick work to secure the men, and Jake, who opportunely reappeared, was sent to summon the village police.
• Cunning to eat, circular to baste, splendid to chew, solemn to drink, surprising to assemble and more opportunely.
• They also met, very opportunely, some Indians, who sold them a number of horses.
• Often when the treasury of the Committee ran low, he came opportunely to their relief with funds sent by his English friends, while his sympathy and encouragement never failed.
• He very wisely accepted the assistance which had opportunely come to him.
• A rest was then called for both horses and men, and once more they started out for the second run, a small herd appearing opportunely in sight.

Similar words containing OPPORTUNE without suffix ly

opportune13 inopportune15 inopportunely20 opportuneness17 inopportuneness19 opportunenesses19 inopportunenesses21

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