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superseded Meaning
superseded
to remove in favor of another, to subject to postponement or suspension, to suspend the operation of (a judgment or order) by means of a supersedeas, to displace in favor of another, to force out of use as inferior, to take the place of and render null or ineffective, to take the place or position of, to take the place of in authority, to cause to be set aside, to take the place, room, or position of
superseded Sentence Examples
- The new software application has superseded the outdated version, providing improved functionality.
- Advances in technology have superseded traditional methods of communication.
- The discovery of new evidence has superseded previous theories.
- The government's recent policy has superseded the previous regulations.
- The latest research findings have superseded earlier hypotheses.
- Modern medical treatments have superseded outdated protocols.
- The new legislation has superseded the old laws, bringing about significant changes.
- The invention of the smartphone has superseded the need for landline telephones.
- The rise of social media has superseded the use of traditional advertising channels.
- The advent of cloud computing has superseded the reliance on local servers.
FAQs About the word superseded
to remove in favor of another, to subject to postponement or suspension, to suspend the operation of (a judgment or order) by means of a supersedeas, to displac
replaced,supplanted, substituted, displanted, cut out, displaced, preempted,relieved, usurped
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The new software application has superseded the outdated version, providing improved functionality.
Advances in technology have superseded traditional methods of communication.
The discovery of new evidence has superseded previous theories.
The government's recent policy has superseded the previous regulations.
