early days
The phrase "early days" is often used to indicate the initial stages of a process or to caution against premature judgments.
🇺🇸 US Voice:
🇬🇧 UK Voice:
Definition
B2General
(informal, British English)The beginning phase of a process or situation, when it is too soon to predict the outcome.
Example
- It's still early days, so we can't be sure how the project will turn out.
- In the early days of the internet, few could predict its massive impact.
C1Project Management
(technical)The initial period of a project when planning and development are just starting.
Example
- During the early days of the project, the team focused on defining the scope and objectives.
- It's early days for this initiative, and we are still gathering requirements.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "early days":
early doorsearly onearly inningsway back whengolden yearsday onehalcyon daysfor daysbeginning of day