Synonyms for head start
head start

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1. start, head startnoun

   the advantage gained by beginning early (as in a race)

   "with an hour's start he will be hard to catch"

   Synonyms:
   outset, startle, first, starting time, scratch line, scratch, commencement, start, starting line, get-go, kickoff, showtime, starting, offset, starting signal, beginning, jump

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1. • Advantage

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1. Hassan Reddick:

   As you have seen in free agency, a lot of different people went to a lot of different places, so, the fact that we have minicamps, that gives people like me ... a chance to come in and get a head start on the playbook. For the teams that didn't do that, I think we have a head start on them.

2. Tom Willis:

   I’m not too concerned about the other candidates, they had a good head start, so with two weeks left, most people just starting to pay attention now, and a huge undecided vote, I’m feeling very confident about my chances to win.

3. Security Center Bill Evanina:

   When the Biden administration steps in on Day One, they will have an optic of how pernicious and sophisticated the threat — not only from the Chinese Communist Party, but from Russia, Iran, and others, and they will have a head start in trying to find the correct avenues to pivot and understand the threat, and find creative ways to mitigate the threat.

4. Kirby Smart:

   I want to get focused on Alabama, they got a five- or six-hour head start.

5. Nigel Farage:

   I am also urging those in other campaigns who seem to think it is better to wait until the prime minister comes back from his renegotiation ... that this is a terrible mistake, that we are giving the prime minister a big head start in this and that is the wrong approach, the whole Eurosceptic movement needs to do two things: 1) get cracking, and 2) come together.