Opposite of of, relating to, belonging to, or occurring in, a former time (near the beginning)
“Telepathic communication could well be a future invention.”
Opposite of belonging or happening near the beginning of a particular period
“In the recent versions of the popular game, the graphics have become increasingly realistic with more complex game mechanics.”
Opposite of completed before need or a milestone event
“Because everyone was busy, we had to hold a belated birthday party for our brother.”
Opposite of happening or done before the usual or expected time
“She was a late bloomer as she experienced a major growth spurt in the latter years of her university life.”
Opposite of completed or done with efficiency and speed
“I deserve an overdue apology and demand to know what transpired 5 years ago!”
Opposite of serving as an introduction
Opposite of of or relating to inception
Opposite of preceding or done in preparation for something fuller or more important
Opposite of happening or done before the normal or expected time
Opposite of occurring at an unfavourable or inappropriate time
Opposite of having been in existence for a very long time
“A lot of what makes weblogs interesting is their personal, ephemeral, and informal nature.”
Opposite of occurring in advance
“In the ensuing panic, it appears other hostages had inadvertently set off booby traps laid in the theatre by the rebels.”
Opposite of young or immature in age
“He went on to become a student at the University of Leipzig, where he earned a doctoral degree at the mature age of 23.”
Opposite of characterized by exceptionally early development or maturity
Opposite of in a crude or unfinished state
“We have provided a detailed summary of all services rendered in the following email.”
Opposite of prior to the expected time
“Due to delays, the train arrived late in their schedule.”
Opposite of in or after a short time
“We will begin with the entree and the main course will be served later.”
Opposite of immediately, in a prompt manner
“Get here late and you will miss the main event!”
Opposite of near the beginning of the day
“I would still be at the premises late after everyone had already left.”
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