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Meanings of supersede in English
Portuguese
sobrepor Spanish
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1
He wanted democratic ideals to supersede authoritarian rule in the Soviet Union.
2
The sense of general responsibility must supersede the spirit of private adventure.
3
Most certainly I do; but still it ought not to supersede walking.
4
But the duties of neither can supersede those of a human being.
5
Both men were probably aware that Mapplethorpe's fame would eventually supersede Wagstaffs.
6
They were not to supersede the parochial system, only to supplement it.
7
Can this England team supersede what the Lions did, can they deliver?
8
That means he'll supersede the man on the spot when he arrives.
9
Moral suasion tends to supersede the birch stick and the policeman's billy.
10
When I shall wish to supersede you I will let you know.
11
Other ties were formed, but they did not supersede or weaken this.
12
Now, an exclusive privilege, I humbly urge, must supersede all enactments, and-
13
Gutenberg's letters of lead are about to supersede Orpheus's letters of stone.
14
Why should the death penalty for killing wildlife now supersede these steps?
15
Once a larger AMPTP agreement is ultimately reached, that will supersede Letterman's deal.
16
Can the particular laws of any country supersede the general laws of nature?
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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