Supersede is valid Scrabble Word

Is supersede a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for SUPERSEDE in dictionary:

VERB:

to take the place of, also SUPERCEDE
take the place of (a person or thing previously in authority or use); supplant
replace, supplant
To come, or be placed, in the room of; to replace.
To displace, or set aside, and put another in place of; as, to supersede an officer.
To make void, inefficacious, or useless, by superior power, or by coming in the place of; to set aside; to render unnecessary; to suspend; to stay.
To omit; to forbear.
take the place or move into the position of

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cause to be set aside; to force out of use as inferior

Words related to SUPERSEDE

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Words that contain SUPERSEDE

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How to use SUPERSEDE in a sentence

Narcissus had engaged him to make drawings of the Bayfield pavement, a new series to supersede hers in an enlarged edition of the treatise.
The camel, if ever so healthy and thriving in the islands of the Mediterranean, could never supersede the labour of mules.
But gradually refinement began to supersede profusion.
Sylla proposed to supersede him by sending Pompey to take his place.
They supersede it by the higher rationality of negation and contradiction and make the notion vague again.
The Chinese converts at first looked quite askance at what appeared to them an effort to supersede their highly venerated Chinese character.
The place made a somewhat pretentious beginning and was doubtless intended to supersede James Towne as the capital of the colony.
Though I hold, as you remark, a process of development in Apostolic truth as time goes on, such development does not supersede the Fathers, but explains and completes them.
You know he had formerly an interest in her, which it cost your lordship some pains to supersede.
It was the germ of a government which in time was to supersede the government of George III in the colonies.

The project now is to supersede that bill by another, which is to extend the practice of cemetery interment.
Analysis of his work and comparison of it with the style which he was called on to supersede, show pretty clearly what were the principles that governed him.
The person chosen to supersede Bobadilla was Nicholas de Ovando.
To-day is the 7th of May, for I had thrown aside this letter, begun the 19th of April, from a sense that there was something coming that would supersede what was then to say.
The necessity of our position will supersede all appeal to calculation how, as it has done heretofore.
One day I observed old Marheyo bustling about me with unusual activity, and to such a degree as almost to supersede Kory-Kory in the functions of his office.
It is at least questionable, however, if it is likely to supersede to any considerable degree the varieties already under general cultivation.
But his behaviour when he was ordered to supersede General Thomas, just before the battle at Nashville and Franklin, is a noble instance of magnanimity.
But he delayed and delayed till the authorities at Washington grew impatient and ordered Logan to supersede Thomas.
Gall, such work is to be met with, will supersede the most laboured attempt at description.
The ties of nature which he owns in common with others, must not supersede those duties which bind him to his congregation.
Iron post and rail fencing, in lengths of twenty feet on wheels, drawn about by a donkey, bids fair to supersede the old wooden hurdles for sheep fed on turnips or clover.
It attempts to supersede the supreme legislative authority.
It is far better by other means to supersede any supposed necessity, or any motive, for such examination or visit.
I have no doubt the action of our own system would be better, could we devise some plan by which a ministry should supersede the present executive.
After four hours of this I went to bed at midnight, and was lulled to sleep by barrel-organs, which supersede the trumpets about that hour.
Expedition of Narvaez to supersede Cortes in the command, and occurrences till his defeat by Cortes.
The abuses of the members of this supreme court became at length so notorious, that other members of more discretion were sent out to supersede them.
Accordingly they sent four men of distinction down to Galilee to seek to supersede me in ruling the province.
He did not supersede the House of Commons, but he would not be the simple vizier of that many-headed sultan, which for the most part became his humble tool.
He died, for example, in the conviction that sails of India-rubber cloth would finally supersede all others.
It is far better by other means to supersede any supposed necessity or any motive for such examination or visit.
He was sent to supersede Butler in Louisiana with a force quite inadequate for the duty expected.
For the Gospel is no where said to supersede, any more than the law of Moses did, the assistance of this spirit.
The other point to which I would draw attention is the importance of relatively modern works, which supersede the older scriptures, especially in Hinduism.

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