Meanings of postdate in English

Since both those events postdate any presence she might have had in New Hok.

She could imagine the cameras now, capturing all their predate closet raids, postdate couch convos, and more.

I'll postdate the cheque next October.

This invaluable document, which bore the London postdate of June 23, 1832, ran as follows:-

Out of 143,519 pregnancies, 6.8 percent were delivered "postdate" -defined as longer than 42 weeks.

Cruikshank reported to Daddy Buck that he'd found nothing postdating last November.

Alas, the atrocious exploits of Cortes and Pizarro postdated the Laws of Burgos.

Other, smaller features are in mare regions, again revealing that they postdated the lava flows in those basins.

An insistence on postdating the scrolls, in defiance of the archeological evidence, has been manifested by Prof. G.R.

That Wimmer postdates the introduction of the runic alphabet seems clear from the archaic forms and method of writing.

Sir, -I wonder would it be okay with Phil Hogan if I paid my household charge with a cheque postdated to 2025?

Systematic telescoping errors emerged: Children substantially postdated their memories for the same events at the follow-up interview, particularly for memories initially dated from earlier ages.

While this activity is not precisely new, it postdates the last major tectonic activity, which ended roughly 1.2 billion years ago.