Definition of terminus ante quem in English:

terminus ante quem

noun ˌantɪ ˈkwɛmˌtərmənəs ˌan(t)ē ˈkwem

The latest possible date for something.
1467 represents a terminus ante quem for the death of Fahreddin Acemi
Example sentencesExamples
- The Pompeii figurine carries a terminus ante quem date of 79 CE, when the Vesuvius erupted and buried Pompeii in a layer of ash.
- This would provide a terminus ante quem, but, again, we cannot date the essay on The Pythian Oracles with certainty.
- In fact, the chapter's conclusion only states a terminus a quo with any conviction, while his earlier confidence regarding a terminus ante quem seems to disappear unexplainably.
- This may well mark the arrival of the first copies for sale in America, and thus give a terminus ante quem for the publication of the completed set.
- The writ clearly sets a terminus post quem for the addition, but can hardly provide a terminus ante quem for the text itself.
- This should provide a date of c.70 B.C. as a terminus ante quem non for this occupation layer.

Origin

Latin, literally 'end before which'.

Definition of terminus ante quem in US English:

terminus ante quem

nounˌtərmənəs ˌan(t)ē ˈkwem

The latest possible date for something.
1467 represents a terminus ante quem for the death of Fahreddin Acemi
Example sentencesExamples
- The writ clearly sets a terminus post quem for the addition, but can hardly provide a terminus ante quem for the text itself.
- This may well mark the arrival of the first copies for sale in America, and thus give a terminus ante quem for the publication of the completed set.
- The Pompeii figurine carries a terminus ante quem date of 79 CE, when the Vesuvius erupted and buried Pompeii in a layer of ash.
- This should provide a date of c.70 B.C. as a terminus ante quem non for this occupation layer.
- In fact, the chapter's conclusion only states a terminus a quo with any conviction, while his earlier confidence regarding a terminus ante quem seems to disappear unexplainably.
- This would provide a terminus ante quem, but, again, we cannot date the essay on The Pythian Oracles with certainty.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘end before which’.

单词	terminus ante quem
释义	Definition of terminus ante quem in English: terminus ante quem noun ˌantɪ ˈkwɛmˌtərmənəs ˌan(t)ē ˈkwem The latest possible date for something. 1467 represents a terminus ante quem for the death of Fahreddin Acemi Example sentencesExamples The Pompeii figurine carries a terminus ante quem date of 79 CE, when the Vesuvius erupted and buried Pompeii in a layer of ash. This would provide a terminus ante quem, but, again, we cannot date the essay on The Pythian Oracles with certainty. In fact, the chapter's conclusion only states a terminus a quo with any conviction, while his earlier confidence regarding a terminus ante quem seems to disappear unexplainably. This may well mark the arrival of the first copies for sale in America, and thus give a terminus ante quem for the publication of the completed set. The writ clearly sets a terminus post quem for the addition, but can hardly provide a terminus ante quem for the text itself. This should provide a date of c.70 B.C. as a terminus ante quem non for this occupation layer. Origin Latin, literally 'end before which'. Definition of terminus ante quem in US English: terminus ante quem nounˌtərmənəs ˌan(t)ē ˈkwem The latest possible date for something. 1467 represents a terminus ante quem for the death of Fahreddin Acemi Example sentencesExamples The writ clearly sets a terminus post quem for the addition, but can hardly provide a terminus ante quem for the text itself. This may well mark the arrival of the first copies for sale in America, and thus give a terminus ante quem for the publication of the completed set. The Pompeii figurine carries a terminus ante quem date of 79 CE, when the Vesuvius erupted and buried Pompeii in a layer of ash. This should provide a date of c.70 B.C. as a terminus ante quem non for this occupation layer. In fact, the chapter's conclusion only states a terminus a quo with any conviction, while his earlier confidence regarding a terminus ante quem seems to disappear unexplainably. This would provide a terminus ante quem, but, again, we cannot date the essay on The Pythian Oracles with certainty. Origin Latin, literally ‘end before which’.
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