delay
already
foot-dragging
forestatement
late
tardy
belated
forerule
fish or cut bait
imprompt
respite
cunctatorship
Jewish Standard Time
procrastinate
hold up
premature
hold-up
foredamn
ahead of schedule
hold off
fast
foreadmonish
last-minute
foresentence
defer
overdate
pend
overdue
belatedly
retard
tardily
precommitted
in time
postponed
deferred
predecisional
nondelayed
counter
forestall
pre-action
intervene
anticipate
predestine
foresee
wait for
destine
designate
remit
roll back
fate
doom
adjourn
push back
under the wire
ephectic
delayed
closing time
ahead of time
sleep on
proact
too soon
foreconsidered
not a minute too soon
early
nonpostponement
aforethought
preponement
dilatory
hasten
beyond
holdoff
at the latest
bring forward
forestay
forevouched
unintended
proleptic
hold fire
stall
forewritten
scripted
antedate
spontaneous
adjournment
fore-
premeditated
delayability
foreannouncement
ad-lib
foremeaning
procrastination
unwritten
footdragger
go off half-cocked

English words for 'act later than planned, scheduled, or required'

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