Synonyms for Post-date:
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n.
• anachronism
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v.
• follow
- be subsequent to
, - chase
, - come after
, - come from
, - come next
, - displace
, - ensue
, - go after
, - go next
, - proceed from
, - pursue
, - replace
, - result
, - spring from
, - succeed
, - supersede
, - supervene
, - supplant
.
• succeed
- accede
, - assume
, - be subsequent
, - come into
, - come into possession
, - enter upon
, - follow
, - follow after
, - follow in order
, - inherit
, - take over
.
• supervene
What are the hypernyms for Post-date?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for post-date?
The antonyms for the word "post-date" are "predate," "antecede," and "foredate." These words denote a time before an event or action took place. Predating refers to an earlier date or time than another event while antecede and foredate are interchangeable terms that mean to come before or precede something. In the context of a document, predate means to indicate a date on the document that is earlier than the actual date it was signed or created. In the context of a relationship, predate refers to a stage before becoming official. Antonyms for words provide an explanation of the opposite meaning and broaden vocabulary.
What are the antonyms for Post-date?
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v.
• follow
- avoid
, - disregard
, - go before
, - lead
, - misunderstand
, - neglect
, - not get
, - pass over
, - precede
, - scorn
, - shun
, - slight
.
• succeed
• supervene
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