misdate

Example Sentences

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The original letter — long thought lost — in which Galileo Galilei first set down his arguments against the church’s doctrine that the Sun orbits the Earth has been discovered in a misdated library catalogue in London.

From Nature

His latest analysis, Lie in the Sky, accuses Russia of using misinterpretation, misidentification, misdating and modification of satellite imagery to twist the facts when accused of hitting civilian targets such as hospitals and schools.

From BBC

The research process led to the discovery that some paintings were misdated or bore inaccurate titles that were probably added later by others.

From New York Times

He said that there was a very small chance that I’d just misdated my pregnancy, and that we could come back in a week for another ultrasound and see if there was a heartbeat.

From Scientific American

She provided the Observer with a list of items in the Met's collection which she considers to be misattributed, misdated or questionable.

From The Guardian