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opportunity - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: opportunity
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: lucky chance; favorable circumstances
Synonyms: befalling, break*, connection, contingency, convenience, cut*, event, excuse, fair shake*, fighting chance*, fitness, fling*, fortuity, freedom, go*, good fortune, good luck, happening, hope, hour, iron in the fire, juncture, leisure, liberty, moment, occasion, one's move, one's say, one's turn, opening, pass, prayer*, probability, relief, room, run, scope, shot*, show, space, spell, squeak, stab, the hunt, the running, time, turn, whack*
Antonyms: bad luck, misfortune
Main Entry: alternative
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: possible choice
Synonyms: opportunity, option, other, pick, preference, recourse, redundancy, selection, sub*, substitute, back-up, druthers, other fish in sea, other fish to fry, take it or leave it
Notes: alternate means 'one after the other' or 'each succeeding the other in turn, especially continuously' and alternative means 'one instead of the other' or 'allowing or necessitating a choice between two or more things'
Antonyms: compulsion, constraint, necessity, obligation, restraint
Main Entry: choice
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: power to select; selection
Synonyms: alternative, appraisal, choosing, cull, cup of tea*, decision, determination, discretion, discrimination, distinction, election, evaluation, extract, favorite, finding, free will, judgment, opportunity, option, pick, preference, rating, say, substitute, variety, verdict, volition, vote, weakness, druthers
Main Entry: contingency
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance happening; possibility
Synonyms: accident, break, chance, crisis, crossroads, emergency, event, eventuality, exigency, fortuity, happening, if it's cool, incident, juncture, likelihood, occasion, odds, opportunity, pass, pinch, predicament, probability, strait, turning point, uncertainty, zero hour*
Antonyms: certainty, definiteness, reality, surety, truth
Main Entry: leisure
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: free time and its activities
Synonyms: chance, convenience, ease, freedom, holiday, idle hours, intermission, leave of absence, liberty, one's own sweet time, opportunity, pause, quiet, range, recess, recreation, relaxation, repose, requiescence, respite, rest, retirement, sabbatical, scope, spare moments, spare time, time, time off*, unemployment, vacant hour, vacation
Antonyms: employment, work
Main Entry: option
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: alternative
Synonyms: advantage, benefit, choice, claim, dibs*, dilemma, discretion, election, franchise, free will*, grant, license, opportunity, pickup, preference, prerogative, privilege, right, selection, druthers, flipside, other side of coin, take it or leave it
Main Entry: possibility
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: feasibility, likelihood; chance
Synonyms: action, break, circumstance, contingency, fair shake*, fling*, fluke*, happening, hazard, hope, incident, instance, liability, occasion, occurrence, odds*, opportunity, play*, prayer*, probability, prospect, risk*, shot*, stab*, toss-up, achievability, attainableness, fifty-fifty*, fortuity, likeliness, outside chance, plausibility, potentiality, practicability, workableness
Antonyms: impossibility, impossible, unfeasibility, unlikelihood
Main Entry: risk
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance taken
Synonyms: accident, contingency, danger, exposure, flyer*, fortune, gamble, hazard, jeopardy, liability, luck, opportunity, peril, plunge, possibility, prospect, shot in the dark*, speculation, stab*, uncertainty, venture, wager, exposedness, fortuity, header, liableness, openness
Antonyms: certainty, safety, surety, sureness
Main Entry: scope
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: extent or range of something
Synonyms: ambit, area, breadth, capacity, compass, confines, elbow room*, extension, field, freedom, fullness, latitude, leeway, liberty, margin, opportunity, orbit, outlook, play, radius, reach, room, run, space, span, sphere, amplitude, comprehensiveness, field of reference, purview, wideness
Main Entry: season
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: time of year governed by annual equinoxes
Synonyms: autumn, division, fall, interval, juncture, occasion, opportunity, period, spell, spring, summer, term, time, while, winter
Main Entry: vacancy
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: opening
Synonyms: abstraction, emptiness, gap, job, lack, opportunity, position, post, room, situation, space, vacuity, vacuum, void, blankness, desertedness, vacuousness, voidness
Antonyms: fill, overflow
Main Entry: opportunism
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: expediency
Synonyms: advantage, exploitation, opportunity, timeliness, advantageousness, expedience
Main Entry: timeliness
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: opportuneness
Synonyms: opportunity, well-timed, seasonableness
Antonyms: inopportuneness, unseasonableness
Main Entry: brass ring
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: opportunity for success
Synonyms: opportunity, plum, prize, reward, trophy
Main Entry: chance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: possibility, probability
Synonyms: break, contingency, fair shake*, fighting chance*, liability, likelihood, long shot*, occasion, odds, opening, opportunity, outlook, prospect, scope, shot*, show, squeak, time, wager, indications, look-in
Antonyms: assurance, certainty, design, law, plan, scheme
Main Entry: expediency/expedience
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: appropriateness; worth
Synonyms: advantage, advisability, benefit, convenience, effectiveness, efficiency, fitness, helpfulness, opportunism, opportunity, order, policy, practicality, propriety, prudence, suitability, usefulness, utility, advantageousness, appositeness, aptness, desirability, judiciousness, meetness, pragmatism, profitability, profitableness, properness, propitiousness, rightness, utilitarianism
Antonyms: disadvantage, inappropriateness
Main Entry: freedom
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: independence, license to do as one wants
Synonyms: abandon, ability, bent, carte blanche, compass, discretion, exemption, facility, flexibility, free rein*, immunity, indulgence, latitude, laxity, leeway, liberty, margin, opportunity, play, power, prerogative, privilege, range, rein, right, rope*, scope, sweep, swing, abandonment, elbowroom*, full play, full swing, laissez faire, own accord, plenty of rope, profligacy, rampancy, unrestraint
Antonyms: captivity, confinement, imprisonment, incarceration, limitation, servitude, slavery
Main Entry: luck
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: good fortune
Synonyms: advantage, blessing, break*, fluke*, godsend*, good luck, happiness, health, karma*, kismet*, lucky break*, occasion, opportunity, profit, prosperity, serendipity, smile*, stroke, success, triumph, victory, wealth, win, windfall, big break, fortunateness, in the cards, luckiness, run of luck, streak of luck, weal
Antonyms: misfortune, bad fortune
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