1. to assign a new or different date to something

Examples

• The museum had to redate the ancient artifact after new evidence emerged.
• We need to redate the meeting to next Thursday.
• The archaeologist decided to redate the pottery based on carbon testing.
• The company will redate the product launch due to manufacturing delays.
• Historians often redate historical events as new documents are discovered.
• The bank agreed to redate the loan payment to accommodate the customer’s request.