anachronism
anachronistic
conflict
prochronism
came
misdate
misclock
yestertide
chronology
anachronous
anachronic
in error
old days
foretime
at the time
datewise
misprision
historical
memory
parachronism
clanger
lower boundary
terminus a quo
synchronology
since
false
anachronical
false step
past
anachronize
miscorrection
hindsightly
retrogressive
thinko
fatelike
blunderfest
metachronism
backdating
back
mispick
error
pastness
chronologically
look back
upwards
backdate
bygones
misadventure
black swan fallacy
olden
review
retrospect
typochronological
gone
blunder
antedate
bloomer
sell-by date
proleptic
seem like a good idea at the time
unhistory
retrospection
mis-
uchronia
expiry date
mal-
mis-history
mismean
old time
pseudohistory
closed time loop
belated
one-time
yestertime
retroaxonally
bygone
beyond
retrosynthetically
misconclusion
Circassian
see the error of one's ways
retrogressional
historicalness
misken
prehistory
reverse
instance
betise
terminus ad quem
foolishness
folly

English words for 'A chronological mistake; the erroneous dating of an event, circumstance, or object.'

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