Meanings
adjectiveopportuning (comparative more opportuning, superlative most opportuning)
comparative more opportuning · superlative most opportuning
- opportunistic
The first night the maid manages to fend off the opportuning prince of Gwynedd, though he is handsome and auburn haired. On the second night of feasting he slips powder into her mead and she falls easily into his arms.
2001, Moyra Caldecott, Three Celtic Tales, page 39
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