dateless
- adjective
- /ˈdeɪtləs/
- The dateless letter confused everyone at the meeting.
Examples
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The museum displayed a dateless manuscript believed to be centuries old.
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She kept a dateless note in her memory box, unsure when it was written.
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The contract was rendered void because it was dateless and unsigned.
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I found a dateless document in the old files.
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The letter was dateless, making it impossible to determine its origin.
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Many historical documents were found dateless, leaving researchers puzzled about their timelines.
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Without a dateless stamp, the contract could not be authenticated.
Synonyms
Something like a letter or photo that has no written date showing when it was made
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Morphology
Etymology
Dateless is made from date ('a day' or a written time) and -less ('without'), so a dateless letter or document simply has no date written on it.