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mis·date (m

s-d

)

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

To date (a document or event, for example) inaccurately.

An inaccurate date.

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Noun

misdating - something located at a time when it could not have existed or occurred

anachronism, mistiming

timekeeping - the act or process of determining the time

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anachronism date misdate mistiming timekeeping	Although not entirely convincing in its detail and marked by a number of minor factual errors (such as misdating the Ulster expeditions of Sir Thomas Smith and the first Earl of Essex in the 1570s), Ivic's chapter shows how ideas associated with James VI & I's failed campaign of 1604-7 to refashion England and Scotland as "Great Britain" could be appropriated by proponents of the Ulster plantation to seek political and commercial support for their colonizing venture in Ireland. British Identities and English Renaissance Literature by Hammer, Paul E.J. / Shakespeare Studies The continuities of hand and ink indicate that the entries were not made singly; added to such inconfutable signs of misdating as recording Redman's death under the regnal year that in fact preceded it, the probability is that the annual accounts were entered some time after the end of the fiscal year being reported (with some inexactness of memory consequently slipping into the register). Elizabeth Pickering: the first woman to print law books in England ... by Kreps, Barbara / Renaissance Quarterly 5) Also, the former CFO of Media Vision Technology was found guilty in August 2002 of five counts of fraud for lying to investors and financial analysts about numerous schemes employed to overstate the company's financial position, including falsifying inventories, misdating transactions, and recording nonexistent products. Creating fraud awareness by Viton, Patrice L. / SAM Advanced Management Journal	Misconstruable misconstrual Misconstruct misconstruction misconstrue Misconstruer Miscontent Miscontinuance Miscopy Miscorrect Miscounsel miscount Miscovet miscreance miscreancy miscreant miscreate Miscreated miscreation Miscreative Miscredent Miscredulity miscue miscue analysis misdate misdating misdeal misdeed Misdeem misdeliver misdemean misdemeanant misdemeanor misdemeanour Misdempt Misdepart Misderive misdescribe Misdesert Misdevotion misdiagnose misdiagnosis misdial misdid Misdiet Misdight misdirect misdirected misdirection Misdisposition Misdistinguish	miscreant miscreant miscreant miscreants miscreants miscreants miscreate miscreated miscreates miscreating miscreation Miscreative Miscredent Miscredulity MIScT miscue miscue Miscue analysis miscued miscued miscueing miscueing miscues miscues miscuing miscuing MISD misdate misdated misdates misdating MISDB MISDC MISDE misdeal misdeal misdealer misdealing misdealing misdeals misdealt misdeed misdeed misdeed misdeed punishable by imprisonment misdeeds misdeeds Misdeem Misdeem misdeliver misdemean misdemeanant misdemeanant misdemeanant misdemeanant misdemeanants misdemeanants misdemeanor misdemeanor misdemeanor misdemeanor

Although not entirely convincing in its detail and marked by a number of minor factual errors (such as misdating the Ulster expeditions of Sir Thomas Smith and the first Earl of Essex in the 1570s), Ivic's chapter shows how ideas associated with James VI & I's failed campaign of 1604-7 to refashion England and Scotland as "Great Britain" could be appropriated by proponents of the Ulster plantation to seek political and commercial support for their colonizing venture in Ireland.

British Identities and English Renaissance Literature by Hammer, Paul E.J. / Shakespeare Studies

The continuities of hand and ink indicate that the entries were not made singly; added to such inconfutable signs of misdating as recording Redman's death under the regnal year that in fact preceded it, the probability is that the annual accounts were entered some time after the end of the fiscal year being reported (with some inexactness of memory consequently slipping into the register).

Elizabeth Pickering: the first woman to print law books in England ... by Kreps, Barbara / Renaissance Quarterly

5) Also, the former CFO of Media Vision Technology was found guilty in August 2002 of five counts of fraud for lying to investors and financial analysts about numerous schemes employed to overstate the company's financial position, including falsifying inventories, misdating transactions, and recording nonexistent products.

Creating fraud awareness by Viton, Patrice L. / SAM Advanced Management Journal

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