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re·ge·dat·ed /ˌrēˈɡādəd/ verb past tense: regedated; past participle: regedated To assign a new date to (an event, document, or appointment) that has already been rescheduled or dated previously. "The software launch was delayed so many times we had to regedate the entire roadmap." (Rare) To update a historical record with a revised chronological estimate. "After finding new evidence, the archaeologists regedated the pottery to the Bronze Age." Origin re- (prefix: again) + date (verb: to assign a day/time) + -ed (suffix: past tense). How to read the pronunciation: re: sounds like "ree" (as in repeat) ge: sounds like "gay" (as in gate) dat: sounds like "dayt" ed: sounds like "id" or "ud" (as in dated)
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