foredate
fɔrˈdeɪt
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Definition of foredate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
historical analysisRareestablish as occurring earlier than something elseRare
  • The artifact was foredated to the 5th century.
antedate precede preexist
2.
date in advanceRareassign a date before the actual occurrenceRare
  • The letter was foredated to last week.
antedate
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Origin of foredate

English, fore (before) + date (time)

Examples of foredate in a sentence

  • Historians foredated the manuscript to the medieval period.
  • The contract was foredated to avoid penalties.
  • She foredated the memo to align with the project timeline.

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  1. French:antidater, dater avant, ...
  2. German:vordatieren, antidatieren, ...
  3. Italian:retrodatare, antidatate, ...
  4. Spanish:antedatar, fechar anticipadamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:antecipar, pré-datar, ...
  6. Chinese:追溯, 提前, ...
  7. Japanese:遡る, 日付を前倒しする, ...
  8. Arabic:سَبَقَ زَمَنِيًّا, سَبَقَ بالتاريخ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְקַבֵּעַ תַּאֲרִיךְ קוֹדֵם, לְשַׁנּוֹת תַּאֲרִיךְ, ...
  10. Russian:датировать, предатировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:датувати раніше, датувати наперед, ...
  12. Hindi:पहले का मानना, पहले की तारीख देना, ...
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