CEFR B2
last-minute
adjective
Meaning
Happening or done at the very latest possible moment before a deadline.
Examples
- We made a last-minute decision to go to the beach.
- He booked his flight at the last minute.
Pronunciation: /ˌlæst ˈmɪnɪt/
How to Use last-minute
- last-minute decision (collocation)
- A choice made very close to a deadline. — "They made a last-minute decision to cancel the event."
- last-minute booking (collocation)
- A reservation made very close to the date of service. — "She got a last-minute booking for the concert."
- last-minute change (collocation)
- An alteration made very close to a deadline. — "The play had to proceed despite a last-minute change in the lead actor."
Synonyms of last-minute
Words with a similar meaning to last-minute:
Antonyms of last-minute
Words with the opposite meaning to last-minute: