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- verb Present participle of
antedate .
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Examples
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An antedating is a word that is earlier than the earliest example we currently know.
Boing Boing: December 2, 2001 - December 8, 2001 Archives 2001
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(Thanks for the antedating from the Courant, though the correct date is Feb. 21, 1857.)
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Although such promises pose as progress and commandeer for themselves the slogans of progress and progressive thinking, viewed historically they are nevertheless a regression to an era antedating the novum of Christianity, a turning back along the scale of history.
Politics 2009
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Although such promises pose as progress and commandeer for themselves the slogans of progress and progressive thinking, viewed historically they are nevertheless a regression to an era antedating the novum of Christianity, a turning back along the scale of history.
Social doctrine 2009
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Although such promises pose as progress and commandeer for themselves the slogans of progress and progressive thinking, viewed historically they are nevertheless a regression to an era antedating the novum of Christianity, a turning back along the scale of history.
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Although such promises pose as progress and commandeer for themselves the slogans of progress and progressive thinking, viewed historically they are nevertheless a regression to an era antedating the novum of Christianity, a turning back along the scale of history.
Philosophy 2009
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Although such promises pose as progress and commandeer for themselves the slogans of progress and progressive thinking, viewed historically they are nevertheless a regression to an era antedating the novum of Christianity, a turning back along the scale of history.
Pope Benedict XVI 2009
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Although such promises pose as progress and commandeer for themselves the slogans of progress and progressive thinking, viewed historically they are nevertheless a regression to an era antedating the novum of Christianity, a turning back along the scale of history.
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"Not an Americanism after all, and a significant antedating."
Using a Dictionary to Define Inflation Can Spell Trouble Justin Lahart 2011
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Although such promises pose as progress and commandeer for themselves the slogans of progress and progressive thinking, viewed historically they are nevertheless a regression to an era antedating the novum of Christianity, a turning back along the scale of history.
The Papacy 2009
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