Antonyms for ahead of timeahead of time

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1. early, ahead of time, too soonadverb

   before the usual time or the time expected

   "she graduated early"; "the house was completed ahead of time"

   Synonyms:
   betimes, early on, early, too soon

How to use ahead of time in a sentence?

1. Tim Allen:

   I visualize to the audience and I tell them ahead of time, I’m going to be saying these and I know they’re offensive to you – let’s decide why they’re offensive and who’s making that decision, i have a whole bit about PC correct and what it is. He added: I understand where we are, and we’ve made some adjustments and I said I like pushing stuff and making everybody laugh on stage, but you take stuff I said out of context? We were laughing about this and it’s not even funny.

2. Chris Jackson:

   If you have mutual funds in a taxable account, it is important to check the estimated mutual fund distributions that the fund families release ahead of time, by tax-loss harvesting this fund, not only do you avoid the capital gains distribution, you also capture a tax deduction. The combination could be a substantial savings.

3. Kimberly Resnick Anderson:

   I see dozens of couples a year who come to therapy to try and negotiate their expectations in advance, couples who do their homework ahead of time have a much better success rate than couples who jump right in without preparation.

4. General Imad Othman:

   But when someone reaches a level of desperation in some cases, and carries out a crazy action, this leads us to not know about him (ahead of time).

5. La Russa:

   I’d leave it for the experts to say whether he’s on time (or) ahead of time, but there’s no way he’s behind time.

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