Antonyms for in advancein ad·vance

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1. advance(a), advanced(a), in advance(p)adverb

   situated ahead or going before

   "an advance party"; "at that time the most advanced outpost was still east of the Rockies"

   Antonyms:
   back(a)

2. ahead, in advance, beforehandadverb

   ahead of time; in anticipation

   "when you pay ahead (or in advance) you receive a discount"; "We like to plan ahead"; "should have made reservations beforehand"

   Antonyms:
   back(a)

   Synonyms:
   forwards, in front, ahead, forrader, beforehand, onwards, onward, in the lead, before, forward, out front

How to use in advance in a sentence?

1. Edward Fishman:

   It will be very difficult to impose severe economic harm on Russia without affecting energy markets, oil and gas account for 40 percent of Russia's federal budget. The United States and Europe can take steps in advance to contain spillovers, but if they plan to impose serious economic sanctions on Russia, they can not avoid the energy sector entirely.

2. New Jersey:

   New Jersey has become clear for a year, and New Jersey has become even more abundantly clear in the past few weeks that Iran is simply looking for any excuse to drag out talks while it continues to advance its dangerous nuclear program.

3. Bob Lotich:

   It could have never succeed if I hadn’t paid off my debt to minimize my cost of living. i was lucky to receive six months advance notice of the layoff, so for those six months I spent all my waking hours working to earn extra money to pay down our debt.

4. Andrei Klimov:

   I'm afraid Assad will expect tricks from the Americans, they have been saying constantly he's an outcast ... and now they're about to tell Assad, 'You know, please give us a day's advance notice before you want to trash someone with your forces.'.

5. Ismael Kone:

   In this deal, each party knows in advance what they have to do, and that should facilitate our relationships.

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