Antonyms for early onear·ly on

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1. early on, earlyadverb

   during an early stage

   "early on in her career"

   Synonyms:
   betimes, too soon, ahead of time, early

How to use early on in a sentence?

1. Miriam Kirmayer:

   Those types of small reach outs with lower stakes can go a long way towards strengthening relationships early on, getting a friendship off the ground and maintaining them over time.

2. Bruce Aylward:

   China worked very, hard very early on, once it understood what it was dealing with, to try and identify and detect all potential cases to make sure that they got tested to trace all the close contacts and make sure they were quarantined so they actually knew where the virus was, where the risk was, then they made it very clear that these people would not and could not travel within the country, let alone internationally.

3. Dennis Lo:

   If congenital adrenal hyperplasia is discovered early on in the pregnancy, the mother can take medication to suppress the production of male hormones, which would make it the first genetic disease ever to become treatable prenatally.

4. Stan Humphries:

   Coffee houses emerged early on as a big predictor of future home value. Within a quarter mile, close enough to smell the coffee brewing, that ring appreciates faster than rings further out.

5. Entrepreneur Tom Stevens:

   Of the many bad days that we had early on, by far the worst was when I had to take away her dog.

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