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. Chief Executive Ryan Kubic:

   We're just in the early days of that process but we are getting interest.

2. Norman Korpi:

   In the early days, they couldn't have a gay [cast member] so they made me bisexual, one day, Ellen [DeGeneres] came up to me out of the blue, it was an art opening and said, 'I couldn't believe how brave you were. It took me like five years to even do anything.' I was like, 'Whaaaat?' You don't even think people paid attention or knew you.

3. Anand Menon:

   If there is no-deal then there is a real danger of both sides spiraling downwards and blaming one another, possibly ending in a nasty standoff, we saw during the early days of the pandemic the UK's reluctance to work with the EU in key areas. How bad could that get if talks end in October, then the virus surges in November?

4. Hu Xijin:

   Despite some mistakes in the early days in Wuhan, the Chinese people are highly satisfied with the overall actions. The incompetence of US( government) is like a mirror, reflecting the reliability of Chinese( government).

5. Willem Linders:

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

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