adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] Erroneously as to date; out of correct chronological position or order; by anachronism.

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1813.  W. Taylor, in Month. Rev., LXX. 133. The statement … is anachronically given after the alteration of the calendar.

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1866.  Songs & Bal. Cumbld., 439, note. Friends of the author introduced here anachronically.

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