too-soonchange
nounUK /tuː suːn tʃeɪndʒ/
US /tuː suːn tʃeɪndʒ/
A too-soonchange is a change that happens before people are ready for it.
The sudden too-soonchange at school confused everyone because it came in the middle of the year.
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2. A change made so fast that nobody has time to prepare.
The too-soonchange to the new schedule left the whole team scrambling.
3. A switch that comes earlier than expected or planned.
The too-soonchange in the bus route surprised the students on Monday.
4. An abrupt change that feels unfair because it happens too early.
Grandma called the new store hours a too-soonchange for the neighborhood.