sooner
SOO-nur/ˈsunɚ/UKSOO-nuh/ˈsuːnə/
- 1Comparative of soon. Use it to say something happens earlier than something else.
The package arrived sooner than we expected.
If you leave now, you will get there sooner.
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- 2More willingly. Used to show that you prefer one choice over another.
Like picking the choice you want more when you have to choose between two things.
I would sooner walk than wait for the late bus.
She would sooner stay home than go to a crowded party.
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- 3Comparative of soon. Rare as an adjective: people usually say earlier.
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sooner is a form of soon
soon, adverb: In a short time, not long from now or after something happens. Full entry
- Spelling
- soon → sooner: add -er
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