postdate
ˌpoʊstˈdeɪt
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Definition of postdate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
timetr.Rareassign a date later than the actual onetr.Rare
  • The contract was postdated to allow for additional revisions..
defer reschedule
2.
chronologyintr.Rareoccur after a specific event or timeintr.Rare
  • The discovery postdates the initial research.
ensue follow succeed
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Origin of postdate

Latin, post (after) + date (given time)

Examples of postdate in a sentence

  • They decided to postdate the memo for clarity.
  • The event postdates the announcement by a week.
  • Her promotion postdates the completion of the project.

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  1. French:postdater, survenir après, ...
  2. German:nachdatieren, erfolgen, ...
  3. Italian:postdatare, avvenire dopo, ...
  4. Spanish:posdatar, ser posterior, ...
  5. Portuguese:datado posteriormente, ocorrer após, ...
  6. Chinese:延后日期, 晚于, ...
  7. Japanese:後の日付にする, 起こる, ...
  8. Arabic:أَرَّخَ بِتَارِيخ لَاحِق, جاءَ بَعْدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְתַאֲרֵךְ בְּתָאֲרִיךְ מְאֲחֵר, לְהִתְרַחֵשׁ לְאַחַר, ...
  10. Russian:поставить более позднюю дату, происходить позже, ...
  11. Ukrainian:датувати пізніше, відбуватися після, ...
  12. Hindi:पोस्टडेट, बाद में होना, ...
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