Synonyms for early on
ear·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

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1. Mike Steele:

   There was a tremendous need early on in this process. You never want -- you hope that no one's going to be acting nefariously.

2. Peter Rasmussen:

   We have excellent treatment options for stroke patients, but most have to be applied to them very early on.

3. Jay Williams:

   We spent 25 years, lamenting, stuck, waiting, the conversation here has not only started sooner, but they've made significant progress early on.

4. Professor Wass:

   We had the concept early on but the devil is in the detail in getting it to work, for aerospace applications where safety is absolutely critical we're probably a long way off.

5. Julius Jones:

   When she started talking about the particulars of Julius's case, how this or that should have been pointed out early on. I was like,' Yeah, she's gon na be a tenacious lawyer -- like her dad,' you can tell how serious she was. It was amazing to see her break down certain things and, you know, you're usually looking at her fashion.