Opponent

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 361
op-po'nent, adj., opposing situated in front adverse -n. one w ho opposes, esp in argument, an adversary Opportune, op-por-tfin', adj present at a proper time timely convenient — adv. Opportunely — us Opportune ne Opportun ist, n ioluician who waits for events hefoic declaring fus opinions. [Fr. -L. opportunus—ob, before, and pint ns, a harbour Opportunity, oji-por-luu n. an opportune or convenient time occasion. Opposable, op-pOz'a-bl, adj that may he ofPo\
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