postdating (Meaning)
postdating
to assign a date to that is later than the actual or current date, to date with a date later than that of execution, to follow in time, to assign (an event) to a date subsequent to that of actual occurrence
Synonyms & Antonyms of postdating
postdating Sentence Examples
- The postdating of the check created confusion regarding the intended date of payment.
- The company's policy prohibited postdating checks to prevent financial irregularities.
- The suspect was charged with forgery for postdating a stolen check.
- The bank declined to honor the postdated check, citing concerns about its validity.
- The agreement was postdated to ensure that both parties had ample time to review its terms.
- The postdated invoice served as a reminder of the payment's due date.
- The postdating of certain documents can impact their legal status and enforceability.
- The doctor postdated the prescription to prevent patients from filling it too soon.
- The postdating of the loan allowed the borrowers to secure more favorable terms.
- The discovery of the postdated letter revealed the sender's true intentions.
FAQs About the word postdating
to assign a date to that is later than the actual or current date, to date with a date later than that of execution, to follow in time, to assign (an event) to
replacing,following, succeeding,superseding, supervening, supplanting,ensuing, displacing
preceding, predating,antedating,
The postdating of the check created confusion regarding the intended date of payment.
The company's policy prohibited postdating checks to prevent financial irregularities.
The suspect was charged with forgery for postdating a stolen check.
The bank declined to honor the postdated check, citing concerns about its validity.
