Earliest is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EARLIEST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• potatoes which are ready to be harvested before the main crop.
• early shifts
ADVERB:
• near the beginning of a period
• before the present time or before the time one is referring to
• with the least delay
• before the usual or expected time
• near the beginning of the day
ADJECTIVE:
• EARLY, before the due time
• happening or done before the usual or expected time
• (of a plant or crop) flowering or ripening before other varieties
• belonging or happening near the beginning of a particular period
• done or occurring near the beginning of the day
• denoting or belonging to the beginning of a historical period or cultural movement
• occurring at the beginning of a sequence
• (comparative and superlative of `early\') more early than; most early
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• superlative of early

Words related to EARLIEST

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Words that contain EARLIEST

nearliest9 pearliest11

How to use EARLIEST in a sentence

• At earliest light, with the dew heavy on the willows and the river line a coil of mist, Shalah woke me for the road.
• The earliest known form of the poem, preserved in a letter to W.
• And they had led lives of academic distinction from their very earliest youth.
• From the earliest times the men made systematic efforts to prevent the growth of that passion in women because it interfered with their own selfish desires.
• Although the competition was fierce for the rich minerals of the Belt, cooperation was necessary to build the city, especially in the earliest years of settlement.
• Minute history of the drama, from its earliest beginnings to the present day.
• At earliest dawn he arose, and devoted some hours to the consideration of his costume.
• Different writers tell different stories about the settlement of the place, but there is no doubt that it was among the earliest to be settled.
• The passion of the Scots, from whatever race derived, for poetry and music, developed itself in the earliest stages of their history.
• Hers was the very triumph of a love match, for she was about to wed one whom she had loved from earliest childhood, and for whom she had waited long years.
• The worship of Bel in the earliest Assyrian times is marked by the royal names of Bel-snmili-kapi and Bel-lush, borne by two of the most ancient kings.
• It has continued from the earliest days to be a centre of secular as opposed to ecclesiastical authority.
• The old plough, as frequently used at the present time by the New Mexicans, is indeed a curiosity, as it probably was invented in the earliest times.
• One of the earliest statutes on the subject is II Hen.
• It was at the opening of our Literary Society that I first met Duffy in the flesh, but I had known and admired him in spirit from my earliest boyhood.
• In the earliest form known two principles are already in operation.
• If I hear of anything that will help you in your search for your parents, my time shall be given to the matter, and I will communicate with you at the earliest moment.
• And so in every department of art, the earliest stage of development seems to be the very most perfect.
• Raymond took passage, the smallpox broke out on board and he was one of its earliest victims.
• The earliest literary efforts of Borrow in Spain were his two translations of St.
• They fall easily into the classification previously suggested, and exhibit various types, but the earliest and the latest forms are not found.
• In his earliest development, the wish and its fulfillment were simultaneous, through unquestioning belief.
• The repeated chant is followed by one of the earliest, characteristic themes of the first scene.
• From the earliest days American progress in maritime enterprise was viewed by the British with apprehension and dislike.
• Tradition has preserved little or nothing in regard to the earliest trading stores of Groton.
• Savagery in warfare, cannibalism, luxury, drunkenness, and corruption prevailed in the earliest times.

Similar words containing EARL without suffix iest

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