earlyextraction

noun
UK /ˈɜːli ɪkˈstrækʃən/
US /ˈɜrli ɪkˈstrækʃən/

Early extraction means taking something out sooner than usual.

The dentist planned an early extraction of the loose tooth.

SYNONYMS

premature removaladvance removalearly removalprior extraction

RELATED WORDS

extractionremovaltimingprocedure

OTHER MEANINGS

2. In mining, the process of taking out minerals before the usual schedule.

Early extraction of coal helped the mine meet its target.

3. In data work, pulling out information ahead of the normal time.

Early extraction of the survey results gave the team a head start.

4. In medicine, removing a tooth or tissue sooner than planned.

The surgeon recommended early extraction of the damaged tooth.