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ahead of time
(redirected from think ahead of time)

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*ahead of one's time
Fig. having ideas or attitudes that are too advanced to be acceptable in the present. (*Typically: be ~; think ~.) Sue's grandmother was ahead of her time in wanting to study medicine.
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*ahead of time

beforehand; before the announced time. (*Typically: arrive ~; get there ~; leave ~; show up ~.) If you show up ahead of time, you will have to wait. Be there ahead of time if you want to get a good seat.
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ahead of your time also before your time
having very modern ideas The inventor was years ahead of his time in realizing the importance of being able to record sound. Taylor's ideas have been before his time on many occasions.
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ahead of time

before something happens We'd better buy our tickets ahead of time if we want to avoid waiting in a long line.
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You need to think ahead of time about how long you want your dress, what color you want your dress, how short do you want the sleeves and the neckline of the dress.
All in all, the selection process should not be a difficult one if you think ahead of time.
Creating a guideline will also show that you have organizational skills and you can think ahead of time.
 
 
 
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