Briefly and Too soon

Briefly

Briefly adverb - In a few words.
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Synonyms for Briefly

Too soon and briefly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Too soon" instead an adjective "Briefly".

Nearby Words: brief, briefness, briefer

Too soon

Too soon adverb - Before the usual time or the time expected.

Briefly and too soon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Briefly" instead an adjective phrase "Too soon".

Both terms in one sentence

  • In Black Flag, Connor is only briefly mentioned with no new information, and Juno for some reason is helplessly trapped in Abstergo's network, only saying that "perhaps the Vault was opened too soon".
    Source: Left Hanging
  • Self-Titled Album Jimmy Eat World briefly had two self-titled releases: The first was a 1998 self-titled EP, and the second was a 2001 album that ended up temporarily becoming self-titled when its original title, Bleed American, was considered Too Soon after September 11th.
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