opportunist in Irish
opportunist in Irish is brabúsaí — opportunist means a person who seizes any chance to benefit themselves, often disregarding principle or fairness.
opportunist in Irish
brabúsaí
Someone who takes advantage of any opportunity to advance their own situation, placing expediency above principle.
What does "opportunist" mean?
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noun A person who seizes any chance to benefit themselves, often disregarding principle or fairness.
"Critics called the politician a shameless opportunist for switching sides so quickly."
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opportunist in a sentence
- Critics called the politician a shameless opportunist for switching sides so quickly.
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What is "opportunist" in Irish?
"opportunist" in Irish is brabúsaí. opportunist means: A person who seizes any chance to benefit themselves, often disregarding principle or fairness.
How do you use "opportunist" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics called the politician a shameless opportunist for switching sides so quickly." In Irish, "opportunist" is brabúsaí.
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