What is another word for early?
474 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ˈɜːlɪ], [ ˈɜːlɪ], [ ˈɜː_l_ɪ]Table of Contents
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- out-of-date,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- out of date,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- more out of date,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-
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- 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.
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- great.
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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, incipient, early-onset, youngest, late, well-informed, first-time, pre-term, teenage, first-ever, start-up, brief, snap, hasty.
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Proper noun, singular
youngsters, prerequisites, elders, Veterans, Alumni, Standards, headlines, Bas, feedstocks, Persons, schemes, beginning, beginnings, initially.
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Adverb
prematurely, previously, originally, already, shortly, swiftly, beforehand, late, initially, recently, readily, briefly.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
works.
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Adjective
Antonyms for Early:
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adj.
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Other antonyms:
intervening, new, delayed, higher, full-blown, present, complex, past, full-scale, full-fledged, high, slow, postponed.
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