early
adj.happening before the usual or expected time, or near the start of something
- Similar:
- initial
- Opposite:
- late
Year 4 · free for everyone
Everyday words used well: the solid base every 11+ child needs before the harder lists. Each word has a meaning written for children, a similar word and an opposite. Every word on this list is free.
Ten questions from the Foundation level in the 11+ styles: closest meaning, opposites, odd one out, words in context and missing words. Marked straight away, with explanations. No account needed.
Start the quizhappening before the usual or expected time, or near the start of something
the soil or ground that plants grow in
not hard to do or understand
strange and a little scary in a mysterious way
with nothing or nobody inside
someone who is against you or wants to fight you
to like doing something and get pleasure from it
giving pleasure; fun to do or experience
very, very big
as much or as many as is needed
a door, gate or opening where you go into a place
the tools or things needed for a job or activity
a mistake
very wicked, cruel and bad
completely correct in every detail, with nothing missing or wrong
extremely good; of very high quality
a feeling of great eagerness and happy energy
making you feel eager, thrilled and full of energy
movement of the body, like running or swimming, to keep fit and healthy
very, very tired, with no energy left
a door or way out of a place
costing a lot of money
something that happens to you or that you do, which you remember
a test done to find out something or to check if an idea is true
to make something clear by describing it or giving reasons
very great or very strong, much more than usual
to a very great degree