English adjective: beforehand | |||
1. | beforehand being ahead of time or need | ||
Samples | Gave advance warning. Was beforehand with her report. | ||
Synonyms | advance | ||
Similar | early | ||
Antonyms | late, middle | ||
English adverb: beforehand | |||
1. | beforehand ahead of time; in anticipation | ||
Samples | When you pay ahead (or in advance) you receive a discount. We like to plan ahead. Should have made reservations beforehand. | ||
Synonyms | ahead, in advance | ||