backdate

back·date  (bkdt)

tr.v. back·dat·ed, back·dat·ing, back·dates

To mark or supply with a date that is earlier than the actual date: backdate a check.

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backdate

Verb

[-dating, -dated] to make (a document) effective from a date earlier than its completion

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

backdate - make effective from an earlier date; "The increase in tax was backdated to January" effect - act so as to bring into existence; "effect a change"

Translations

backdate [bækˈdeɪt] vt [+ letter] → poner fecha atrasada a;

backdated pay rise → aumento de sueldo con efecto retroactivo

backdate [bækˈdeɪt] vt [+ letter] → antidater;

backdated pay rise → augmentation f avec effet rétroactif

backdate [bækˈdeɪt] vt → (zu)rückdatieren;

backdated pay rise → rückwirkend geltende Gehaltserhöhung f

backdate [bækˈdeɪt] vt [+ letter] → retrodatare;

backdated pay rise → aumento retroattivo