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Meanings of definitive date in English

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Usage of definitive date in English
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No definitive date was scheduled because the senator hesitated about this issue.
Corpus of a Siam Mosquito
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Exactly when that is, we can't give people a definitive date.
Reuters
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The Ministry said there was no definitive date for that but it expected it to be very soon.
Radio NZ
4
Downing Street said there was no definitive date yet for the withdrawal of the former Royal Navy flagship.
The Guardian
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It has been a long process and we have never had a definitive date on a launch, said a spokesman.
The Guardian
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Premier Daniel Andrews says he cannot give Melburnians a definitive date for reopening as it relies on the coronavirus caseload.
News.com.au
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Although there has not been a definitive date the sentencing is scheduled for, the matter is expected to be put to bed by 20 September.
The South African
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"That you name some definite and definitive date for our marriage."
To-morrow?
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