Definitions and Examples of punctual, on time, early
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Arriving or doing something at the expected or planned time.
Example
She is always punctual for her appointments and never keeps anyone waiting.
Example
The train arrived on time, and we were able to catch our connecting flight.
Before the expected or planned time; not late.
Example
He woke up early to finish his work before the deadline.
Key Differences: punctual vs on time vs early
- 1Punctual emphasizes the importance of arriving at the expected or planned time.
- 2On time refers to being at the expected or planned time, without any delay.
- 3Early means arriving or doing something before the expected or planned time.
Effective Usage of punctual, on time, early
- 1Workplace: Use these antonyms to describe employees' punctuality and attendance.
- 2Travel: Use these antonyms to describe transportation schedules and arrival times.
- 3Education: Use these antonyms to describe students' attendance and tardiness.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of tardy are punctual, on time, and early. Use these words to describe punctuality, attendance, and arrival times in various contexts such as the workplace, travel, and education.
