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. Ken Pimlott:

   Early on, this was not the highest priority because there were other threats on other fires that were higher.

2. Rhonda Boyd:

   Treating someone early on can change the trajectory of what happens later.

3. Bill Clark:

   The cost and time needed to complete an audit is the issue that I see as a problem, early stage startups have limited financials and going through the audit process that early on in a company takes a lot of time, is expensive and doesn’t accomplish as much as an audit later in a company's life would when they have more going on with revenue and expenses.

4. Jonathan Bernstein:

   It is critical to have these exposures early on as the immune system is developing, as the gut is developing, because it does seem to be an important route for sensitization.

5. Lars Bode:

   Other data has shown quite nicely that if you have an elevated( BMI) early on in life, it sets you up for childhood and then adolescent obesity later on in life.

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