Supplanted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUPPLANTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUPPLANT, to take the place of
• supersede and replace

Words related to SUPPLANTED

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How to use SUPPLANTED in a sentence

• The canon law supplanted in a measure the old customs of the German forests and the rude legislation of feudal chieftains.
• Past the volcano, for many miles, the bright colors already referred to are supplanted by more sombre hues.
• Like most of his race he was keenly sensitive once aroused, and while he was quite agreeable to being dropped from his temporary job, he hated to think of being supplanted in it.
• The powers of this court, which came to be known as the Quarter Sessions, were from time to time increased by act of parliament, until it quite supplanted the old county court.
• A generous self-effacing regard had supplanted the madness of his earlier passion.
• The pulpit has been thoroughly supplanted by the newspaper.
• Maritime adventure supplanted religious enthusiasm.
• The young marquis, on his part, had every reason to know the man who had succeeded, not to say supplanted, his father at Lone Castle.
• Eucratidas, without being actually supplanted in the north by a rival, found that he could devote to that portion of the Empire but a small part of his attention.
• She was greatly chagrined and disappointed when she found herself supplanted by a normal graduate, of whom she had not a much higher opinion than the Colonel himself.
• When Assyria was finally extinguished as a world power they revived the ancient glory of Babylonia, and supplanted the Sumerians as the scholars and teachers of Western Asia.
• Gas has never fully supplanted kerosene, even where it is readily obtained.
• When, a generation afterward, the Stars and Stripes supplanted the Union Jack, the French were still almost the only white men in the region.
• Such as might have a harmful effect are supplanted, others are utilized.
• The wife who had supplanted Elinor in his affections was dead.
• The reign of peace was supplanted by a reign of terror.
• If there is one thing more than another that an actor or actress fears, it is being supplanted in a role.
• This, too, was swept aside only to be supplanted by a fresh outburst of jealousy.
• The legal theories, therefore, which supplanted the old feudal concepts were based on the extension of royal authority, and the establishment of public rights.
• I am old enough in state affairs to understand how people can be supplanted, without being actually deprived of office.
• But there were hundreds of other little changing crosses, from persecution mania to poverty, which supplanted each other from day to day on his back.
• The ephemeral grasses that had quickly supplanted these pools and the chocolate-colored mud, were as quickly parched and withered.
• How happy, then, you would have made my lot had I not been supplanted and denied! For all this I thank you.

Similar words containing SUPPLANT without suffix ed

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