Superseded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUPERSEDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUPERSEDE, to take the place of, also SUPERCEDE
• take the place of (a person or thing previously in authority or use); supplant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to be set aside; to force out of use as inferior

Words related to SUPERSEDED

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How to use SUPERSEDED in a sentence

• By these comprehensive measures the Apennines were practically superseded as the boundary between the Celtic and Italian territories, and were replaced by the Po.
• His publications that refer to that subject, though now mostly superseded by others of later date, are still worthy to be consulted.
• Some seventy years ago the Club superseded the Tavern, and since then all literary intercourse has ceased in London.
• It may later on be decided to sell very poor tea at a large profit until the original associations of the name have been gradually superseded by the association of disappointment.
• Historical works are superseded with shocking rapidity.
• On the establishment of a national bank it became the interest of its creditors that gold should be superseded by the paper of the bank as a general currency.
• A scenic scheme of panelling for empty walls has superseded the conscientious striving to construct a living and intelligible whole.
• He had been superseded as Superintendent of Indian Affairs by T.
• Our people, whether English or American, have long ago superseded the barbarous device of dictator and Caesar by the manly arts of self-government.
• Look how the coach has been superseded by the use of steam.
• She hangs on, however unwilling, neglected, or superseded, the perpetual slave of her lord, if such be his will.
• The Orange ring was thus gradually broken up, and, as iron ships superseded wooden ones, ultimately the shipbuilding trade almost vanished from Liverpool.
• But when the scholarly endeavour to discover the most authentic edition of the Vinaya began to flag, this manual superseded the older treatises.
• After the eighth century the papyrus was superseded by parchment.
• The Coronation of the Virgin is of later date, and has probably superseded an earlier work.
• By the time that he reaches the third level he finds that this characteristic has entirely superseded the vision of the realities of the astral world.
• A new administration came in with 1885 and Harte was superseded.
• Sumner had been superseded in command at Fort Leavenworth by Persifer F.
• But this name was before long superseded by that of Lima, which arose from the corruption of a Peruvian name.
• Seeming to cease to be mysterious, hypnotism became all but respectable, and was being used in surgical operations, till it was superseded by chloroform.
• Although it can not be certainly foreseen what amount of revenue it will yield, it is estimated that it will exceed that produced by the act of 1842, which it superseded.
• Poetry was gradually superseded by rhetoric, sublimity by earnestness, pathos by reasoning.
• She marries, and buys furniture, crockery, and lace curtains cheap and unsuitable, like her clothes, always imitations and soon gone, to be superseded by more of the same sort.
• ITALIAN OPERA, DEAD AND DYING All art forms are conventions, and all conventions appear ridiculous when they are superseded by new ones.
• Then, of course, whenever Congress undertook to exercise the power, all State control of the subject would be superseded.

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