Another word for date
date
n.
A specified period of time
day, year, time, point in time, epoch, period, era, generation, age, term, course, spell, semester, quarter, trimester, season, duration, span, moment, while, reign, hour, century; see also age 3, time 2, year.
*An appointment
tryst, assignation, rendezvous, engagement, interview, call, visit, blind date, double date; see also appointment 2.
Person with whom one has a date, sense 2
companion, escort, partner, sweetheart, girlfriend, boyfriend, squire, honey*, sweetie*, blind date*, heavy date*, steady*, pickup*, trick*; see also escort, friend 1, lover 1.
passé, outmoded, old, obsolete; see old-fashioned.
until now, as yet, so far, up to now, hereunto; see also now 1.
modern, contemporary, current, abreast of; see fashionable, modern 1, up-to-date.
date
v.
To indicate historical time
appoint, determine, mark the time of, ascertain the time of, assign a date to, assign a time to, measure, mark with a date, date-stamp, fix the date of, affix a date to, carbon-date, silicon-date, potassium-argon-date, tree-ring date, furnish with a date, have its origin, originate in, belong to a period, chronologize, chronicle, isolate, measure, indicate the sequence; see also begin 2, define 1, measure 1, record 1.
To court or be courted
escort, accompany, go out with, attend, associate with, keep company, consort with, rendezvous, make a date, keep an engagement with, take out*, go with*, go together*, go steady*, see*, take up with*; see also accompany 1.
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Another word for date
A commitment to appear at a certain time and place:
appointment, assignation, engagement, rendezvous, tryst. See agree
To be with another person socially on a regular basis:
go out, see. (Informal) take out. See connect
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