Inopportune is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INOPPORTUNE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• inconvenient, unseasonable
• occurring at an inconvenient or inappropriate time
• Not opportune; inconvenient; unseasonable; as, an inopportune occurrence, remark, etc.

Words related to INOPPORTUNE

inopportunely20

Words that contain INOPPORTUNE

inopportunely20 inopportuneness19 inopportunenesses21

How to use INOPPORTUNE in a sentence

• My inopportune arrival was evidently a great and unlooked-for vexation to him.
• He stretched forth a hand, but the moment was inopportune.
• To tell you the truth, your coming this afternoon was a little inopportune.
• He could not, however, having only five senses, tell when the front door might be suddenly opened at an inopportune moment.
• Without this a man with natural endowment may try his wings at flight at an inopportune time, and if he fails he may be firmly convinced that he was never made for flying.
• Real beings soon annoyed him like the inopportune sounds that sometimes awoke him from beautiful dreams.
• And Ferragut continued on, smiling rather bitterly at this inopportune recollection.
• Feats of legal subtlety are inopportune, arithmetical exploits still more so.
• It was at this inopportune moment that he found Jerusalem in revolt, misled by a false report and by the renegade high priest Jason.
• I had arrived at what, for a suspected spy, was an inopportune moment.
• It seemed as if a malicious fate persisted in bringing the two old people face to face at the most inopportune moments.
• Then the first mishap occurred in the inopportune arrival of the Rev.
• The reason and manner of this division, impolitic and inopportune as it was, and bitterly as Nelson resented it, seem to have been misunderstood.
• The Sam Kaye affair had come at an inopportune moment.
• Lucy Munro re-entered the dwelling at a moment most inopportune.
• The moment was inopportune, as we have already remarked, at which Lucy Munro endeavored to effect her return to her own apartment.
• The remorse might not have come home to him quite so soon as this, his wedding-day, but for the inopportune appearance of Dr.
• I could if you consider it desirable, communicate purport to President of South African Republic by letter, but I myself think such action would be inopportune at this moment.
• They were all loud in their condemnation of the state of things, but strongly of opinion that to move at all in the matter would be highly inopportune and injudicious.
• In the most inopportune moments they will intrude themselves.
• Fragments of talk showed him that his visit was most inopportune.
• Richard, as if infatuated, took this inopportune moment to sail to Ireland.
• In view of popular indignation he resigned in order to avoid making inopportune declarations to the chamber.
• As it was he bit his lip in vexation at this most inopportune interruption.
• Still it seemed to me an inopportune hour for bringing up the subject.
• But the first of these inopportune Tracts was an elaborate essay, by Mr.
• Never had more useless question been discussed at a more inopportune moment.
• Creake has everything in his favour, but it is just within possibility that the driver of an inopportune train might notice the appendage.
• I thought it was bad luck at first, and meant to give him an awful dose for being so inopportune.
• The devil that lived in the brandy prompted Dirkovitch at this extremely inopportune moment to make a speech.
• So the words were uttered by the first Rupert Ray, applied to the second, and recalled by the third at a most inopportune moment.
• When the colony is suffering severely for the want of labor, it may by some be deemed inopportune in offering remarks upon this article of commerce.
• They arrived at an inopportune moment, for Lionel was there.
• The affair itself was most inopportune but, to make it still worse, the cranks and bores who always are watching for an opportunity, gained control and turned it into a farce.
• We ought not to enter into the subject of the poor laws hastily, or at an inopportune period like the present.
• But the juncture was singularly inopportune for the consideration of any peaceful project.

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