Replaces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPLACES in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPLACE, to put back or supply a substitute
• take the place of
• provide a substitute for (something that is broken, old, or inoperative)
• fill the role of (someone or something) with a substitute
• put (something) back in a previous place or position
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take the place of

Words related to REPLACES

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How to use REPLACES in a sentence

• This city replaces the ancient Liscas or Lixus and Lixa, whose ruins are near.
• But at that minute the storm calms down and Josiah replaces his knife jest as we enter New York harbor.
• Dividuality replaces individuality, and one portion of the mind communicates with another portion as with a different person.
• At this a satisfied smile replaces the troubled expression upon their faces.
• But this procedure in no way replaces a reserve, for it is not always possible, even in the first dispositions for the engagement, to judge where the brunt of the battle will be.
• Boys learn to watch their teachers, and to guard themselves against their moods, and so distrust replaces confidence.
• This gentleman therefore replaces the solution of baryta by water saturated with lime, which costs almost nothing, and the preparation of which is exceedingly simple.
• The Perpendicular tower replaces an older erection on the south side, of which the base alone remains.
• For the two months of April and May the whole face of the country is changed, and a lovely verdure replaces the ordinary dull sterility.
• The bouillon spoon replaces the soup spoon, and other changes in the silver may be necessitated by the lighter character of the food served.
• Then the one succeeding in giving the word replaces the leader.
• Unlike most destructive critics, he replaces the exploded theory by still more interesting fact.
• Rhetoric replaces poetry, it is true, and paraphrase dries up the freshness and the sparkle of the metaphor.
• Thus, for them, the lottery replaces the savings-bank, with entire uncertainty of any return, and the demoralizing process of expectation thrown into the bargain.
• There is a phase of insanity which may be called moral madness, in which all that is good or even human seems to disappear from the mind, and a fiend-nature replaces it.
• He is a good, respectable, honest man, without a grain of genius, or of that fierce indomitable energy which sometimes replaces it.
• Eighteenth Degree replaces the three old pillars with others, 287-l.
• If there is a broken implement, he replaces it with another, and if he is short of material he supplies it.
• Son succeeds father, race replaces race, but the great Mackenzie flows on, and, as it flows, unwritten history along these banks is ever in the making.
• In some of the most recent forms of the balance a chain device replaces the smaller weights and the use of the rider as just described.
• If the Californian gold merely replaces in the world that which has been lost and destroyed, it may have its use.
• The megalithic tomb-chamber or the sarcophagus which sometimes replaces it lies in the circular part of the mound.
• No shade is wanting here except the blue, and God replaces that.
• But where these forms are given up and where the freedom of mental play replaces their outer necessity, everything would fall asunder if the esthetic unity were disregarded.

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