Verb:

உண்மையான தேதிக்குமுன் தேதியிடு,

predate's Usage Examples:

Yoga origins predate Hinduism by literally thousands of years.

The Celtic cross is an ancient symbol native to the Celtic lands and predates Christianity.

Smith predate both the Twilight and Southern Vampire Mysteries, the success of both contributed to the production of the CW's gothic drama.

The development of intensity as a tool thus predates instrumental seismology (although really not by very much ).

Wells' The War of the Worlds, predated the invention of the laser.

It was first described in 1921 and therefore predates the BSE epidemic by many years.

Both of these predate the tap dance steps we know today, and also follow the same theme of movement through self-made percussion.

Or is it something about them that predates their Oscar triumph and helped them win?Her triumph warred with the instinct that warned her she was doomed if she agreed.

predates by many years the conquest of Mecca.

predatessociation is concerned that cormorants are predating on the coarse fish in the lake.

Or is it something about them that predates their Oscar triumph and helped them win?In 1967, Twiggy was the first celebrity Barbie friend, based on the British model.

The antagonism predated the series pilot; it seems that he had never had much use for Paris, whose frivolous attitude and privileged background no doubt rubbed the future equivalent of the scholarship student the wrong way.

It actually predates the pyramids of Egypt and the current consensus is that it was an astronomical observatory.

Synonyms:

prey, forage, raven,

Antonyms:

arise, truth, front, back,