opportune, oportune

[Fr. opportun, from Lat. opportunus, lit.=near the port, from op = ob over against, and port us =a port; Sp. oportuno; Ital. opportuno.] Seasonable, convenient, timely, fit; well-timed. "The most opportune place, the strongest suggestion." Shakesp.: Tempest , iv. 1. *õp-põr-tüne, v. t . [OPPORTUNE, a.] To suit, to accommodate. *op-por-tüne fûl, a . [Eng. opportune; -ful(1).] The same as OPPORTUNE, a. (q. v.). ( Middle ton : Mayor of Quin borough .) marine; gō, pot, opportunely õp-põr-tüne-ly, adv . [Eng. opportune; -ly.] In an opportune manner; at an opportune or convenient time or place; seasonably, conveniently. "Most opportunely comes Some hero." Bucking hams hire: E ay on Poetry. op-por-tüne-ne , s . [Eng. opportune; -ne .] The quality or state of being opportune; convenience, seasonablene , timeline .