Synonyms and antonyms of Opportunities in British Thesaurus

opportunity (noun)

a chance to do something, or a situation in which it is easy for you to do something

chance (noun)

an opportunity for you to do something, especially something that you want to do

choice (noun)

the opportunity or right to choose between different things

possibilities (noun)

opportunities to develop in a successful, interesting, or exciting way

the initiative (noun)

the opportunity to take action before other people do

break (noun)

an opportunity that helps you to be successful

platform (noun)

an opportunity to express your ideas or opinions

access (noun)

the right or opportunity to have or use something that will bring you benefits

opening (noun)

an opportunity to do something

window of opportunity (noun)

an opportunity to do something that will only be available to you for a short time

a (fair) crack of the whip ()

an opportunity to do something or to succeed at something

a fair shake ()

a fair chance

a gap in the market ()

an opportunity to produce something that is not yet available but that people would like to have

another bite at the cherry ()

another chance to do something

as/when one door closes, another one opens ()

used for saying that even though you have lost an opportunity to do one thing, an opportunity to do something else has appeared

a way into publishing/medicine/journalism etc ()

a situation or advantage that will allow you to get a particular job

chance (noun)

used for talking about the opportunities that someone has in life

door (noun)

an opportunity to do something, or a possibility that something will happen

dream ticket (noun)

a perfect opportunity

entrée (noun)

formal the right or opportunity to enter a particular place or to become part of a particular group

fair go (noun)

Australianinformal a reasonable opportunity to do something

future (noun)

the opportunity for someone to develop or succeed

glimpse (verb)

mainly literary to have a short opportunity to understand someone or something

golden opportunity (noun)

a very good chance to do or achieve something

hearing (noun)

an opportunity to give your opinions and ideas

hope (noun)

a chance for success, or a person who you believe has a chance of succeeding

moment (noun)

a short period of time when you have the opportunity to do something

niche (noun)

business an opportunity to sell a particular product or service that no one else is selling

platform (noun)

something that allows something else to happen

prospects (noun)

chances of success, especially in a job or career

room for manoeuvre ()

the opportunity to change or do things in a different way

scope (noun)

the opportunity or freedom that is needed to do or develop something

shot (noun)

informal a chance or attempt to do or get something

start (noun)

a big change, or a new opportunity in your life

vista (noun)

a situation which seems to make it possible for particular things to happen or exist