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Pronunciation:
[ ˈɜːlɪ], [ ˈɜːlɪ], [ ˈɜː_l_ɪ]
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Similar words for early:
- advance (adjective)
- ahead in position or time (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- ancient (adjective)
- basic, fundamental (adjective)
- before recorded history (adjective)
- clean, pure; primeval (adjective)
- earliest (adjective)
- early (adjective)
- embryonic (adjective)
- first (adjective)
- immature (adjective)
- infant/infantile (adjective)
- initial (adjective)
- introductory (adjective)
- old (adjective)
- olden (adjective)
- on time (adjective)
- original (adjective)
- past (adjective)
- preceding (adjective)
- precocious (adjective)
- prehistoric (adjective)
- previous (adjective)
- primal (adjective)
- primitive (adjective)
- pristine (adjective)
- punctual (adjective)
- rudimentary (adjective)
- sooner than expected (adjective)
- untimely (adjective)
- young (adjective)
- betimes (adverb)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- soon (adverb)
- ahead of time (adverb)
- all (adverb)
- immediately (adverb)
- prematurely (adverb)
- soon (adverb)
- sooner than expected (adverb)
- archaean (noun)
- archaeozoic (noun)
- archaic (noun)
- archean (noun)
- archeozoic (noun)
- azoic (noun)
- crude (noun)
- earlier (noun)
- earliest (noun)
- early (noun)
- earlyish (noun)
- embryo (noun)
- embryonic (noun)
- embryotic (noun)
- future (noun)
- immature (noun)
- inchoate (noun)
- in embryo (noun)
- matutinal (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- primaeval (noun)
- primal (noun)
- proto (noun)
- wee (noun)
- other synonyms
- Proterozoic
Synonyms for Early:
adj.
• advance (adjective)- in lead,
- in the forefront,
- leading,
- in front,
- in forefront,
- fore most,
- be-forehand,
- more previously,
- fore-most,
- be forehand,
- most previously,
- in the lead.
- more relic,
- ante-diluvian,
- creakier,
- out-of-date,
- by gone,
- creaky,
- more oldie,
- motheaten,
- timeworn,
- oldie,
- by-gone,
- age old,
- out of date,
- back number,
- re mote,
- creakiest,
- old fashioned,
- lot mileage,
- most relic,
- few miles on,
- most oldie,
- moth eaten,
- ageold,
- superannuated,
- more fossil,
- re-mote,
- more out of date,
- oldfashioned,
- old goat,
- ante diluvian,
- been around,
- worse for wear,
- most fossil,
- lot of mileage,
- relic.
- most evolving,
- most germinal,
- most developing,
- be ginning,
- more evolving,
- more germinal,
- most beginning,
- more beginning,
- be-ginning,
- un developed,
- more developing,
- un-developed,
- elementary,
- incipient,
- germinal.
- most fundamental,
- more opening,
- in augural,
- lead off,
- in beginning,
- more ahead,
- head most,
- right up front,
- most headmost,
- most opening,
- more inaugural,
- more headmost,
- numero uno,
- more primogenial,
- most inaugural,
- Primogenial,
- most primogenial,
- most ahead,
- in-augural,
- right front,
- head-most,
- in the beginning.
- un ripe,
- growing,
- more unfledged,
- most newborn,
- un fledged,
- most dawning,
- most infantine,
- more newborn,
- un-ripe,
- most unfledged,
- infant,
- unfledged,
- un-fledged,
- more nascent,
- un riper,
- un-riper,
- nascent,
- un-ripest,
- most nascent,
- Kidder,
- more infantine,
- Infantine,
- un ripest,
- kiddest,
- more dawning.
- more initiative,
- most initiative,
- in choate,
- in-choate,
- virgin,
- more commencing,
- initiative,
- most commencing.
- most inductive,
- more proemial,
- Proemial,
- preparative,
- pre cursory,
- more starting,
- most proemial,
- pre-cursory,
- precursory,
- inductive,
- more precursory,
- provisional,
- most starting,
- pro-visional,
- more prelusive,
- most prelusive,
- more preparative,
- more inductive,
- pro visional,
- most precursory,
- Prelusive,
- prolegomenous,
- most preparative.
- behind one,
- way back when,
- ex-,
- long-ago,
- ages ago,
- olden days,
- Latterday,
- time was,
- gone-by,
- back when,
- good old days,
- long ago,
- down memory lane,
- one time,
- way back,
- ex,
- gone by.
- over-soon,
- Oversoon,
- in opportune,
- more oversoon,
- more overearly,
- over soon,
- un-founded,
- in-opportune,
- most oversoon,
- too early,
- most overearly,
- un founded,
- overearly,
- over early,
- un-warranted,
- over-early.
- un evolved,
- most unevolved,
- sub-stratal,
- unevolved,
- under-lying,
- un-evolved,
- sub stratal,
- most substratal,
- more substratal,
- more unevolved,
- substratal.
- re-current,
- re-gular,
- re-liable,
- most conscionable,
- more conscionable,
- on the button,
- re liablest,
- ex-act,
- re current,
- ex act,
- on schedule,
- re liabler,
- conscionable,
- under wire,
- re-liabler,
- on the dot,
- on button,
- on dot,
- re-liablest,
- re gular.
adv
• betimes (adverb) • Other relevant words: (adverb) • soon (adverb)adv.
• ahead of time (adverb) • all (adverb) • immediately (adverb) • prematurely (adverb) • soon (adverb) • sooner than expected (adverb)n.
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•
- at the earliest/first opportunity,
- in the short run/term,
- just,
- around the corner,
- imminent,
- any day/moment etc. now,
- close,
- in no time (at all).
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•
- the annals of something,
- with time to spare,
- in advance,
- those were the days,
- in retrospect,
- rewrite history.
- at dawn,
- too soon,
- undeveloped,
- autochthonous,
- before the usual/arranged/expected time,
- ahead of schedule,
- early in the day,
- precocious,
- primeval,
- advanced,
- in the (early) morning,
- at daybreak,
- first,
- initial,
- early theatre,
- in good time,
- early symptoms/stages,
- forward.
- wee.
Other synonyms:
• Proterozoic-
•
- Pre-,
- juvenile,
- development,
- barely,
- preemptive,
- adolescence,
- Since,
- girlhood,
- childlike,
- all along,
- developmental,
- grow up,
- first-ever,
- originally,
- first-time,
- puberty,
- date from,
- upbringing,
- school-age,
- stripling,
- leadoff,
- the earliest,
- infancy,
- childhood,
- Ere,
- grow up on,
- pre-existing,
- date back to,
- front end,
- initially,
- pioneer,
- pester power,
- mornings,
- youth,
- boyhood.
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•
- predecessor,
- ancient,
- before,
- forerunner,
- childish,
- minority,
- retrospective,
- beforehand,
- historically,
- babyish,
- hangover,
- prior,
- previous,
- holdover,
- timeline,
- opening.
-
•
- great.
How to use "Early" in context?
Few things in life are certain, but one is that life starts early. Many people think of birthdays as the beginning of a new year, but for most babies, life starts just a few hours after they are born. A newborn's brain is 80% active and they are capable of learning and reacting to the world around them.
You can see this in action from the first day of life. Babies reflexively reach out and touch their parents or other adults in their care. They are also instinctively curious about their environment, exploring everything with their eyes and hands.
More than just being curious, newborns are also learning.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
precocious.
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Adverb
earlier.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Adjective
early-stage.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
anticipatory, brief, hasty, incipient, late, snap, teenage, well-informed, youngest, first-ever, first-time, start-up, early-onset, pre-term.
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Proper noun, singular
beginning, initially, Alumni, Persons, Bas, Standards, Veterans, elders, schemes, youngsters, beginnings, prerequisites, headlines, feedstocks.
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Adverb
already, beforehand, briefly, initially, late, originally, prematurely, previously, readily, recently, shortly, swiftly.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
works.
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Adjective
Homophones for Early:
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exchanging blows
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