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Opportunism

usgb/ˌɑːpərˈtuːnɪzəm/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Using 'opportunism' suggests disapproval, often hinting at selfishness or dishonest gain. SlideHis opportunism led to distrust among his peers.
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Ethical ImplicationsPlay
The term implies actions may conflict with ethical standards or social norms. SlideThe CEO's opportunism conflicted with the company's values.
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Not Always NegativePlay
Sometimes 'opportunism' reflects resourcefulness in difficult situations, not just greed. SlideShe defended her opportunism as a means of survival.