supplanting (Meaning)

Wordnet

supplanting (n)

act of taking the place of another especially using underhanded tactics

The advent of streaming services is gradually supplanting traditional cable television.
Artificial intelligence algorithms are rapidly supplanting humans in certain industries.
Electric vehicles are poised to supplant gasoline-powered cars in the near future.
Renewable energy sources are steadily supplanting fossil fuels in the global energy mix.
Online retail has supplanted brick-and-mortar stores as the preferred shopping destination for many consumers.
The rise of social media has supplanted traditional forms of communication and news dissemination.
Cloud computing is supplanting on-premises data centers for many businesses.
Mobile devices are supplanting desktop and laptop computers as the primary means of internet access.
Gene editing technologies are supplanting traditional breeding methods for improving crop yields and livestock production.
Modern medical techniques are supplanting older treatments and reducing the incidence of preventable diseases.

act of taking the place of another especially using underhanded tactics

superseding,replacing,substituting, relieving, displacing, displanting, preempting,usurping, cutting out

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The advent of streaming services is gradually supplanting traditional cable television.

Artificial intelligence algorithms are rapidly supplanting humans in certain industries.

Electric vehicles are poised to supplant gasoline-powered cars in the near future.

Renewable energy sources are steadily supplanting fossil fuels in the global energy mix.