Opportunism
/ˈɑpərˌtunɪzəm/
Definitions
- (n.) The practice of seeking immediate advantage or benefit often at the expense of ethics or consistency.
The politician was accused of opportunism for changing his stance to gain votes.
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Commentary
Opportunism typically implies a negative connotation, highlighting self-serving decisions disregarding principles.
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