ppl. a. Obs. rare. [f. L. ante-act- (see prec.) + -ED.] Previously done, or spent.
1607. Dekker, Knt’s Conjur. (1842), 62. Shee begins to be sorie for her ante-acted euils. Ibid. (1620), Dreame (1860), 22. A loathing of their anteacted life.
