Antonym: antedate. Similar words: outdated, postulate, expostulate, postposition, post-it, poster, compost, posted. Meaning: v. 1. be later in time 2. establish something as being later relative to something else.
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1. Most manuscripts postdate the stories which have circulated by word of mouth for centuries.
2. Some of the mosaics postdate this period.
3. There is no doubt that the Qing Dynasty postdates the Ming Dynasty.
4. Luckily, she let me postdate the cheque until the end of the month when I get paid.
5. We had, in effect, written a post-dated cheque.
6. A promissory note is like a post-dated cheque.
7. The date stamp must be altered every day, as the Post Office will not accept pre- or post-dated mail.
8. The mosaic postdates this period, although the style is quite similar.
9. He send us a postdate cheque.
10. Methods Clinical data of 240 delayed, postdate and normal pregnancies were reviewed and analyzed.
11. The Upanishads are also broadly philosophical treatises which postdate the Vedas and deal with the nature of the "soul" and universe.
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12. Soon, I think, only events and buildings that postdate the 1990s will be seen as belonging to the "new" side of the local-topics section.
13. She let me postdate the cheque until the end of the month.
14. Objective To study the effect of delayed and postdate pregnancies on parturients and newborns.
15. The maria and small plains in the highlands can readily be seen to postdate the craters on their borders.
16. By reason of placenta senility, fetal distresses even intrauterine death are frequently encountered in postdate pregnancies.
More similar words: outdated, postulate, expostulate, postposition, post-it, poster, compost, posted, posture, post-war, riposte, apostle, postwar, postage, postman, posting, postpone, postern, postbag, bedpost, postcode, postponed, apostasy, postcard, imposter, impostor, posterity, post office, date, postmortem.