earlyfreedom
nounUK /ˈɜːli ˈfriːdəm/
US /ˈɜrli ˈfridəm/
Being free early, before the usual time.
The birds enjoy earlyfreedom at sunrise before the park gets busy.
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2. The state of being released from a task sooner than expected.
Finishing the project gave the team earlyfreedom for the weekend.
3. A child's first taste of independence at a young age.
Learning to ride a bike gave her a sense of earlyfreedom.
4. Permission to leave school or work ahead of schedule.
The teacher granted earlyfreedom to students who finished their tests.
5. The first moments of liberty after being confined.
The puppy's earlyfreedom in the garden was full of joyful running.