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• adj.

  • beforehand (adjective)

  • most before,
  • antest,
  • more ahead,
  • more already,
  • most already,
  • more previously,
  • more sooner,
  • most antecedently,
  • most sooner,
  • more precedently,
  • more antecedently,
  • most precedently,
  • most ahead,
  • ahead time,
  • most previously,
  • be forehand,
  • be-forehand.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective)

  • anter,
  • in anticipation,
  • before now,
  • forer.

• a. & adv.

  • beforehand (adjective, adverb)

  • more before.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective, adverb)

  • Precedently.

• adv

  • Other relevant words: (adverb)

  • up to now,
  • in front,
  • Aforetime,
  • antecedently,
  • in advance,
  • in the past,
  • Afore,
  • precendently,
  • anteriorly,
  • before present,
  • in old days.

  • rather (adverb)

  • alternatively,
  • just as soon,
  • much sooner,
  • as a matter of choice,
  • in lieu of,
  • alternately,
  • by preference.

• adv.

  • all (adverb)

  • sooner.

  • before (adverb)

  • gone by,
  • up now,
  • in days of yore,
  • in past,
  • in days yore.

  • rather (adverb)

  • rather.

• n.

  •
  • just,
  • at the earliest/first opportunity,
  • shortly,
  • around the corner,
  • any day/moment etc. now,
  • imminent,
  • in no time (at all),
  • soon,
  • in the short run/term,
  • close.

  • beforehand (noun)

  • beforehand.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • time,
  • american.

  • preferably (noun)

  • preferably.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • early bird.

  • elder

  • older.

  • Other relevant words:

  • earlier,
  • before.

  • Other relevant words (noun):

  • faster,
  • after all,
  • presto,
  • extempore,
  • at one jump,
  • considerably,
  • onerous,
  • above,
  • entirely,
  • Instanter,
  • troublesome,
  • haste makes waste,
  • as you wish,
  • planter,
  • instantaneously,
  • ere now,
  • foregoing,
  • some time,
  • closer,
  • immediately,
  • all at once,
  • right away,
  • formerly,
  • foremost,
  • ahead,
  • past,
  • carpe diem,
  • somewhat,
  • Irksome,
  • originally,
  • when,
  • rather than,
  • eventually,
  • more readily,
  • by choice,
  • in a moment,
  • already,
  • in due course,
  • slap,
  • tough,
  • toilsome,
  • first,
  • kind of,
  • absolutely,
  • sort of,
  • oklahoman,
  • in no time,
  • arduous,
  • opportunity,
  • proximo,
  • finally,
  • pretty,
  • ANON,
  • more willingly,
  • one fine day,
  • early,
  • Whensoever,
  • pre-eminent,
  • plump,
  • hereafter,
  • squatter,
  • later,
  • pioneer,
  • previously,
  • as you please,
  • at once,
  • more rapidly,
  • per saltum,
  • homesteader,
  • upon which,
  • suddenly,
  • tomorrow,
  • at bottom,
  • at last,
  • fairly,
  • formidable,
  • earliest,
  • haste,
  • in a trice,
  • hard,
  • laborious,
  • ultimately,
  • instead,
  • by vote,
  • antecedent,
  • colonial,
  • nester,
  • precursor,
  • enough,
  • sometime,
  • nearer,
  • Whenever,
  • in future,
  • someday,
  • like a shot,
  • in the beginning,
  • after a time,
  • in preference,
  • at various times,
  • anterior,
  • prior,
  • not easy,
  • if possible,
  • quicker,
  • primitively,
  • primarily,
  • KAL,
  • Subito,
  • begin with,
  • in the end,
  • exactly,
  • before long,
  • completely,
  • quite,
  • colonist,
  • colonizer,
  • moderately,
  • at a stroke,
  • inventively,
  • Prospectively,
  • one day,
  • swift,
  • sauve qui peut,
  • kinda,
  • just then,
  • settler,
  • Operose,
  • in time,
  • difficult,
  • immigrant,
  • well,
  • after a while,
  • previous.

How to use «Sooner» in context?

The word «sooner» as used in English has different meanings depending on the context in which it is used. It can either mean «more soon» or «beforehand». When used as a form of adverb, it means «more quickly» or «before the expected time».

Paraphrases for Sooner:

• Independent

  • Adjective, comparative
    earlier.
  • Proper noun, singular
    early.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    earlier.
  • Adverb, comparative
    better, earlier, faster.
  • Adverb
    ahead, beforehand, better, earlier, early, ever, expeditiously, fast, faster, formerly, once, previously, prior, rapidly, rather, sometime, swiftly.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    soon.
  • Adverb
    soon.
  • Verb, base form
    faster.

Homophones for Sooner:

• schmeer, schooner, scammer, sonar, seminar, shammer, shnorrer, scunner, seymour, sagamore, sun-ray, signer, seminary, samurai, seasoner, shimmer, skimmer, sunray, seigneury, signior, samara, Schnorrer, snare, shimmery, summer haw, swimwear, signor, saimiri, sycamore, senor, summary, sumer, simmer, sonora, shmear, Samian Ware, smear, sneer, senora, snorer, scenario, seignior, senhor, seigneur, sumner, seigniory, swimmer, snore, somewhere, schemer, summer, Samaria, shnorr, scanner, sneerer, skinner, schnorr, senior, shiner, somrai, signory, scenery, snarer, sinner, summery, signora, signore, schmear, sayonara.

Omophagic

Synonyms:

herbivorous,
omnivorous.

Nearby words

Resources

1. Verb, 3rd person singular present
Rising rates increase producers’ incentives to extract resources from the ground sooner rather than later.

2. Adjective, comparative
So, depending on your destinations, you may need to renew a little sooner than you think.

3. Noun, singular or mass
The faster an individual turns in all the requires paperwork, the sooner they will get housing assistance.

4. Adverb
However, sooner or later all rechargeable go «dead.»

1. I love you, and because I love you, I would sooner have you hate me for telling you the truth than adore me for telling you lies.
— Pietro Aretino

2. I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of any thing than of a book! — When I have a house of my own, I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library.
— Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice

3. A man sooner or later discovers that he is the master-gardener of his soul, the director of his life.
— James Allen

Synonyms

• rather

Antonyms

• late

Synonyms

• American