THIS FAR IN ADVANCE

Definition: Referring to a point in time that is significantly earlier than the present or a scheduled event.

Synonyms: Long Beforehand, Well Ahead, Early On, Previously Planned, Ahead Of Time

Usage Examples in Sentences

Few people buy Christmas gifts this far in advance.

They booked the concert tickets this far in advance to secure the best seats.

Planning a wedding requires making decisions this far in advance, from choosing a venue to selecting flowers.

The team began strategizing this far in advance to increase their chances of winning the championship.

Farmers plant crops this far in advance, considering weather patterns and growth cycles.

The airline encourages passengers to book flights this far in advance for better pricing and availability.

We booked the venue this far in advance to ensure availability for our wedding date.

Planning the project this far in advance gives us ample time to address any potential issues.

They started saving for their vacation this far in advance to afford their dream destination.

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Booking flights this far in advance often results in lower fares.

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This far in advance, she had already made all the necessary arrangements for the trip.

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For the project, they had prepared extensively this far in advance.

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In his career, planning this far in advance is crucial.

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This far in advance, the team can make necessary adjustments.

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For events like these, planning this far in advance is essential.