How to say supersede and what does supersede mean?
supersede
verb
How to pronounce supersede?
The word supersede sounds like su-per-sede
/,supər'sid/
What is the definition of supersede?
verbtake the place or move into the position of
What is the definition of supersede?
- To take the place of (a person or thing previously in authority or use); supplant.
What is the origin of the word supersede?
- The word supersede originates from the Latin word 'supersedere', which means 'to sit above or upon, to be superior to, to abstain from'. It entered the English language in the early 15th century.
Are there any synonyms for supersede?
- replace, displace, oust, succeed, take over, supplant
Can you provide an example sentence using supersede?
- The new technology will supersede the old one and make it obsolete.
What part of speech is supersede?
- supersede is a verb.
Is supersede a common word?
- Supersede is considered a moderately common word.
In which contexts is supersede commonly used?
- Supersede is commonly used in academic, professional, and legal contexts.
Can supersede be used as a noun?
- No, supersede is not commonly used as a noun.
Are there any related words to supersede?
- The related words to supersede include supplant, displace, replace, oust, take over, succeed, surpass.
What is the antonym of supersede?
- The antonym of supersede is retain.
