Early and earlyish
What's the difference in meaning between early and earlyish?
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For most people, there is no definition of early. We can define the current time as being ‘early in the morning’, ‘early in the evening’, ‘too early for a non-work day” and so on. Some awake at three in the morning and start a shift at a restaurant, preparing food for breakfast.
- For most people, there is no definition of early.
- We can define the current time as being ‘early in the morning’, ‘early in the evening’, ‘too early for a non-work day” and so on.
- Some awake at three in the morning and start a shift at a restaurant, preparing food for breakfast.
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For most people, there is no definition of early. We can define the current time as being ‘early in the morning’, ‘early in the evening’, ‘too early for a non-work day” and so on.
Some awake at three in the morning and start a shift at a restaurant, preparing food for breakfast. We tend to try and outdo someone else by saying, “You call that early?” To which the first person might say, “
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