post-dated

as insucceed
as insupervene
as infollow

Synonyms for post-dated

verb come after; take the place of

Antonyms for post-dated

Word Origin & History

also post-date, 1620s, from post- + date (v.1) "to assign a date to, to mark a date on." Related: Postdated; postdating. Intransitive meaning "be of an earlier date" is from 1909.

Example Sentences for post-dated

I've post-dated the cheque four days, because I must see my bankers about it.

It had been post-dated to the Monday—it was already Monday now.

It reaches a climax in With the Night Mail, a post-dated vision of the air.

The members sent to their constituents and friends, for use as occasion should serve, franks that were post-dated.

When he did this he snatched a goose from his own grasp, and then roundly abused us for our post-dated frivolity.

When a check is post-dated (dated ahead), if payed before the date mentioned, the money can be recovered.

When post-dated checks fall due on Sunday or a legal holiday they should be presented on the day following.

Reggie a week ago had mentioned the drawing of this post-dated cheque at Thistleton's Gallery.