Synonyms for already
ɔlˈrɛd ial·ready

Princeton's WordNet

1. alreadyadverb

   prior to a specified or implied time

   "she has already graduated"

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1. alreadyadjective

   Synonyms:
   even now

2. alreadyadjective

   Synonyms:
   before that time

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1. List of paraphrases for "already":

   oj, longer, previously, juba, ever, jo, now, because, actually, earlier, ya, unfortunately, since, as, even, back, indeed, originally, leaves, currently

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1. Charlie Montoyo:

   I told him ‘Congratulations,’ because to be a second baseman and have the season that he’s had already, 40 home runs, that’s not easy to do, i’m proud of him, man. He’s been great to us.

2. Steamboat Springs:

   In Steamboat we have already had the first few dustings of the season and that got everyone really excited. But once the snow falls and starts falling and staying on the ground, that's when people really start turning their focus to winter.

3. Aaron Roth:

   Already, prices for products are set trying to maximize profits.

4. Thomas Slater:

   In the past decade, we've already seen that surface melting in Greenland has become both more severe and more erratic, as the atmosphere continues to warm over Greenland, events such as yesterday's extreme melting will become more frequent.

5. Patrick Yoes:

   If Congress abandons its efforts on criminal justice reform, the results for our citizens and our profession will be tragic, states and local jurisdictions will go their own way and make their own reforms—in fact, in some States and jurisdictions, this is already happening. Instead of national norms involving the use of force, body-worn camera policies, and other law enforcement issues across the country, we will have standards that are less uniform and reflect local political concerns instead of best police practices.