Meanings of supercede in English

General Gage is just arrivd here, with a Commission to supercede Govr Hutchinson.

Does Trump's desire to be a dictator supercede the security of his own country?

John Locke's influence caused modern philosophy to supercede traditional scholasticism.

Art, with us, has never attempted to supercede nature.

There would be no necessity to supercede him, eh?

The guidelines supercede more stringent requirements adopted in December, requiring higher downpayments in markets where home prices are falling.

The government says work underway to develop roadside drug testing may supercede the objective of a petition launched in Nelson today.

It is not yet clear whether this will be part of, separate from or supercede the direct talks between the belligerent forces.

Does Trump's desire to be a dictator supercede the security of his own country? America's disgraceful president is totally out of control!

Nor indeed was the master, of the horse likely to be sent to supercede the constable of the Tower for one night only.

Rather, the new proposal would take effect down the road only if it is approved, at which time it would supercede the current scheme.

To threaten to supercede Flinders if it were even heard that his wife was in New South Wales was surely an excess of rigour.

He then adverted to the ingratitude of his tribe, in permitting Keokuk to supercede him, who, he averred, excelled him in nothing but drinking whisky.

Fu-Manchu's health may be permanently impaired, and Ki-Ming may have superceded him.

Given this requirement, tapes are being superceded by CDs as permanent storage media.

Tells about the short-live d movement, which was superceded by Cubism.