Antonyms for early daysear·ly days

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1. early daysnoun

   Initial stages of a project.

   Synonyms:
   early innings

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1. • Time Period

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1. youth, early daysnoun

   an early period of development

   "during the youth of the project"

   Synonyms:
   young, juvenility, younker, youthfulness, young person, youth, spring chicken

How to use early days in a sentence?

1. Carwyn Jones:

   There was an acceptance that the issue of pensions will need to be looked at in order for a sale to take place, the issue of energy prices will have to be looked at, and the issue of tariffs to protect UK steel in the future, discussions have taken place with buyers. They're early days yet but we do have something to build on.

2. Pradeep T:

   Friendship is like a tree; it needs care in early days when it's a small plant and when it grows to a size of a tree, it is there for you for a lifetime. Sadly, many plants face an unnatural, abrupt, and painful death.

3. George Avgoustis:

   We have lawyers handling, and they say the early days of insurance claims are always all smiles.

4. Willem Linders:

   It's early days, but I don't think it will be too bad.

5. David Madden:

   Fears are circulating that some investment funds might be quickly closing out positions as a way of shoring up their cash, it is early days yet but we might see selling pressure ramp up for fear there could be a stampede for the exit.

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