Collocations with "early"

115 collocations found

early warning

a warning given a long time before an event

warning7.9
early afternoon

The beginning part of the afternoon, around 12 PM to 2 PM.

afternoon7.8
booking7.8
death7.8
early draft

one of the first versions of a document

draft7.8
early identification

Identifying a problem or condition at an early stage.

identification7.8
early recognition

Identifying a problem or condition at an early stage.

recognition7.8
spring7.8
summer7.8
early Christianity

Refers to the historical period of Christianity from its origins to the First Council of Nicaea in 325 AD.

Christianity7.5
early ancestor

An ancestor from the beginning of a lineage or period.

ancestor7.5
early civilization

Referring to the first civilizations that developed.

civilization7.5
early departure

Leaving before the scheduled or expected time.

departure7.5
early feminist

Refers to a feminist from the first wave or early stages of the movement.

feminist7.5
early night

go to bed early

night7.5
version7.5
early winter

The beginning part of the winter season.

winter7.5
awfully early

Used to emphasize that something is happening much sooner than expected.

awfully7.3
early recording

A recording from a long time ago, especially from the beginning of a period or career.

recording7.3
early Easter

When Easter occurs earlier in the year.

Easter7.2
early completion

Refers to finishing something before the planned or expected time.

completion7.2
early discharge

Being allowed to leave a place like the army or a hospital sooner than expected.

discharge7.2
early estimate

An estimate made at the beginning of a process or period.

estimate7.2
early evolution

refers to the first stages of an evolutionary process

evolution7.2
exit7.2
early onset

Refers to the beginning of a condition, especially a disease, at a younger age than is usual.

onset7.2
early prototype

Refers to a prototype developed in the initial phases of a project.

prototype7.2
early resolution

Settling a dispute or problem quickly.

resolution7.2
ridiculously early

Used to emphasize that something happens at a time that is extremely or unusually early.

ridiculously7.2
abortion7.0