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Term: Early On

Definition:

1. A phrase that refers to the initial stage or beginning of something. 2. An early point in time or in a process. 3. At a young age or early stage of development. 4. In advance; before an expected event or deadline.

Examples:

As a phrase referring to the initial stage:
- Early on, they faced many challenges, but they never gave up.
- It's important to establish a strong foundation early on in a relationship.

As a phrase referring to an early point in time or process:
- We realized early on that we would need to make some changes.
- Early on in the investigation, the detectives discovered a key piece of evidence.

As a phrase referring to a young age or early stage of development:
- He showed a talent for music early on in his childhood.
- Early on in her career, she demonstrated exceptional leadership skills.

As a phrase referring to an advance or before an expected event:
- Make sure to submit your application early on to avoid any issues.
- She started preparing for the exam early on to ensure success.

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