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Antonyms:
antecede,
antedate,
foredate,
forego,
precede,
predate
Often used in the same context:
predate,
antedate,
folk etymology,
paleolithic age,
dates,
babylonian captivity,
neolithic age,
holocene epoch,
upper paleolithic,
middle paleolithic,
norman conquest,
francis galton,
oligocene epoch,
rh factor,
ancestor worship,
adumbrate,
duckbilled platypus,
genetic profiling,
inhere,
mesozoic era,
boolean algebra,
minoan civilization,
nefariousness,
delphic oracle,
darwinian theory,
res gestae,
tertiary period,
punctuated equilibrium,
peopling,
sublime porte,
candlemas day,
prefigure,
ramesses ii,
vedic literature,
peppered moth,
placental mammal,
traces,
permian period,
bronze age,
hebrew scripture,
upper carboniferous,
carboniferous period,
particularize,
jim crow,
pubic louse,
documented,
memento mori,
pliocene epoch,
devonian period,
popliteal artery,
gaussian distribution,
postmature,
postterm,
anencephalic,
gestational,
preterm,
previable,
trimester,
extrauterine,
fullterm,
gestation,
nonviable,
singleton,
acidotic,
dizygotic,
euthyroid,
highrisk,
hydropic,
hypothyroid,
hypoxemic,
trisomic
More general:
chronologize
Synonyms:
follow
Also try:
— Nouns for postdate:
pregnancy,
pregnancies,
period,
patients,
neonates,
gestation,
fetuses,
gestations,
infants,
fetus,
surveillance,
more...
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