Early and Sudden

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Early

Early adjective - Occurring before the usual or expected time.
Usage example: we had an early dinner so as not to miss the concert
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Sudden and early are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sudden" instead an adjective "Early".

Sudden

Sudden adjective - Not expected.
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Early and sudden are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Early" instead an adjective "Sudden".
Nearby Words: suddenly, suddenness

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  • Her husband's apparently sudden and early death had her stricken with grief, to the point that she wasn't capable of giving comfort to her son, Izumi/Leo, and caring well for him, needing comfort herself.
    Source: Parents as People
  • This, paired with Locke's sudden ability to walk after years of paralysis, was an early hint that the island itself has Healing Hands.
    Source: Instant Birth, Just Add Water
  • Western Animation / The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy Sudden Anatomy: In one early episode, Mandy spontaneously grows nostrils when Billy picks her nose.
    Source: Western Animation / The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
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