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Meanings of supplant in anglès
portuguès
sobrepor espanyol
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Examples for "replace"
Examples for "replace"
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Taylor spoke about possible use of plant fuel to replace nuclear energy.
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GM said it would replace retiring workers with existing workers wherever possible.
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Rebels have said they want to replace Assad's government with a democracy.
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Cofinimmo said it was working to replace Fautre as soon as possible.
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Nazif said work was underway to replace emergency laws with anti-terrorism legislation.
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He wanted democratic ideals to supersede authoritarian rule in the Soviet Union.
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The sense of general responsibility must supersede the spirit of private adventure.
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Most certainly I do; but still it ought not to supersede walking.
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But the duties of neither can supersede those of a human being.
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Both men were probably aware that Mapplethorpe's fame would eventually supersede Wagstaffs.
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General Gage is just arrivd here, with a Commission to supercede Govr Hutchinson.
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Does Trump's desire to be a dictator supercede the security of his own country?
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John Locke's influence caused modern philosophy to supercede traditional scholasticism.
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Art, with us, has never attempted to supercede nature.
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There would be no necessity to supercede him, eh?
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A synthetic vision of personality must supervene upon the dissection, and the emotional interest in character and action must subsist alongside of the intellectual interest.
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A certain practical sobriety supervenes upon subsequent affairs of the heart.
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Gnosticism has supervened upon the rudimental childhood of spiritual truth.
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Another incident supervened upon the munitions outcry; Lord Fisher resigned from the Admiralty on 15 May.
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They have gloried that there supervened upon this paganism the religious revival which the Reformation was.
Usage of supplant in anglès
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To ultimately supplant paper charts, registries must exhibit increased coverage and participation.
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They know that at any moment the clond Nordic may supplant them.
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But some analysts contend that something entirely different may supplant the smartphone.
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New chiefs of the White Men came to supplant the old chiefs.
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One species of charlock will supplant another, and so in other cases.
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Hence email, as its name implies, is designed to supplant physical letters.
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A crucifix may become a mere talisman, and so supplant the Lord.
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Any Einstein of Biology is likely to supplement Darwin, not supplant him.
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But I added that I hoped they would not permanently supplant me.
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Desmond would never wish to supplant his brother-andfor such a reason.
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Clinicians are advised to supplement or supplant the audiogram in interprofessional communication.
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Cyrus worshipped that girl, and love may supplant love, but not worship.
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But you should pray that there is no baby to supplant you.
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He talks enthusiastically about virtual reality, which could soon supplant videoconferencing.
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In the hearts of wives husbands supplant mothers, and reign supreme.
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No book can take its place; no influence can supplant it.
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Supplant through the time
Supplant across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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