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postdate

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To designate a written instrument, such as a check, with a time or date later than that at which it is really made.


See also: follow, succeed


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The Arab droning did not postdate the Israeli drone aircraft, but rather preceded it by a considerable period.
In Alaska, the most recent fossil remains of mammoths postdate the arrival of humans across the Bering ice/land bridge into North America around 13,000 years ago, but the most recent remains of wild horses predate human arrival.
Judge Bryant told him: "It seems to me that since those other indecent assault offences postdate the offence with which I am dealing it would be wrong to extend the period you should stay in custody but in order to protect the public there should be an extended period of licence.
 
 
 
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