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supersede

verb

Definition: 1. take the place of; 2. to succeed somebody in a particular role

Synonyms: supplant, displace, replace, overrule

Antonyms:

Tips: In business, a modern idea can supersede a dated one. Also, an employee can supersede a former by taking over a position.

Usage Examples:

The new contract supersedes all previous agreements. (supplants, replaces)

After the extortion scandal, the CEO was superseded and a new board elected. (replaced)

Your manager’s requests supersede those of your associate’s. (overrule)

If you hear conflicting requests from the board and executive management, remember that the board’s authority supersedes that of the management. (overrules)


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