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foredate

/ˈfɔː.deɪt/

/ˈfɔr.deɪt/

Translations

foredateverb

foredated

Past Simple

foredated

Past Participle

foredating

Gerund

/ˈfɔː.deɪt/

/ˈfɔr.deɪt/

antidaterSurtout pour un document ou une date officielle : attribuer une date antérieure à la date réelle.

The historian decided to foredate the manuscript to align with the newly discovered evidence.

L’historien a décidé d’antidater le manuscrit pour l’aligner sur les preuves nouvellement découvertes.

Additional translations

précéderSens chronologique : être antérieur à autre chose.

Synonyms

foredateverb

To assign a date to an event or document that is earlier than the actual date.

The historian decided to foredate the manuscript to align with the newly discovered evidence.

To exist or occur at an earlier time than (something else); to precede chronologically.

Archaeologists discovered tools that foredate the construction of the pyramids.