Meanings
plural inopportunists
- One who suffers from inopportunism.
The so-called inopportunists feared an infallibility separated from the college of bishops, a personal and absolute infallibility.
2018, W. De Pril, M. Lamberigts, Louvain, Belgium, and Beyond, page 4861 more example
The letter was published to demonstrate that these American archbishops did not agree with Baltimore's Spalding who protested in a letter to Dupanloup that he was never an inopportunist.
2004, Patrick W. Carey, Orestes A. Brownson: American Religious Weathervane, page 306
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