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early on
adjective as in premature
adjective as in untimely
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- a bit previous
- abortive
- anachronistic
- awkward
- badly timed
- bright and early
- disagreeable
- early
- early bird
- inauspicious
- inconvenient
- inexpedient
- inopportune
- intrusive
- malapropos
- mistimed
- out-of-date
- overearly
- oversoon
- previous
- soon
- too early
- too late
- unfavorable
- unfit
- unlucky
- unpropitious
- unseasonable
- unseemly
- unsuitable
- unsuited
- wrong
Example Sentences
But there is a chance of the skies being clear enough to view the partial eclipse early on Friday, especially in the south of the UK.
Central to England's attack this championship has been Bath centre Ollie Lawrence, who went off early on with an Achilles injury and is set to undergo scans to determine the severity of his lay-off.
Wing Ollie Sleightholme crossed twice in an ultimately comfortable victory, but the hosts were made to sweat early on with Italy scoring two superb tries to stay within four points at half-time.
The US Secret Service shot a man outside the White House early on Sunday after an "armed confrontation", the service said in a statement.
It is early on a Monday morning and the queues are already building.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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