Definition of Datemark

1. Verb. Mark with a date and place. "Dateline a newspaper article"

Exact synonyms: Date-mark, Dateline
Generic synonyms: Date
Derivative terms: Dateline

Lexicographical Neighbors of Datemark

date with destiny
dateable
datebook
datebooks
dated
datedly
datedness
datednesses
dateless
datelessness
datelike
dateline
datelined
datelines
datelining
datemark (current term)
datepalm
datepalms
dater
daters
dates
dates of birth
dates of births
datestamp
datestamps
datestone
datestones
datewise
datholite
datholites

Literary usage of Datemark

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Handbook of the Cesnola Collection of Antiquities from Cyprus by John Linton Myres (1914)
"... boss or spike: this form is familiar from Assyrian reliefs of the early seventh century, and probably supplies a datemark for this and similar bowls. ..."

2. The Story of the American Legion by George Seay Wheat (1919)
"This event will be a datemark in our patriotic annals and in the progress of the nation. Syracuse (NY) Herald, April 13,1919.—It has been earnestly stated, ..."

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