A window of opportunity Meaning in English
expression · lemma: window of opportunity
Definition
A short period of time when you have the best chance to achieve something, before the opportunity disappears.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used in business, science, or personal decisions to suggest limited time. Often found as 'miss a window of opportunity' or 'take advantage of a window of opportunity'. Not literal—a figurative, idiomatic phrase.
Example Sentences
We have a window of opportunity to finish the project before the deadline.
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If you wait too long, the window of opportunity will close.
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Scientists found a window of opportunity to study the rare animal.
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There's only a window of opportunity before the market changes—let's act fast.
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We missed the window of opportunity; now it’s too late to apply.
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I'm going to grab this window of opportunity and start my own business.
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