misdate
/mɪsˈdeɪt/
verb
- To give a wrong date to something; to date something incorrectly.
- If you misdate the check, the bank might not accept it.
- The historian misdated the letter by a century.
- She misdated the entry in her diary, writing '2023' instead of '2024'.
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noun
- An incorrect date assigned to something.
- The misdate on the document caused a legal dispute.
- Archaeologists discovered a misdate in the ancient manuscript.
- A simple misdate on the invitation led to guests arriving a day early.