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supplanted

[suh-plan-tid] / səˈplæn tɪd /


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The war even seems to have supplanted the rise of artificial intelligence as Wall Street’s top cause for concern.

From Barron's

New Jersey was once a favorite legal home for corporations, but Delaware supplanted it by establishing specialized business courts and legal rules that protect corporate directors and officers from frivolous lawsuits.

From The Wall Street Journal

Like every other detail here, that implicit complaint is dusty and ossified, and Mr. Williamson’s formerly wised-up dialogue has been supplanted by a grinding earnestness, with everyone constantly asking about one another’s feelings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Today, wood gatherers have supplanted the usual walkers.

From Barron's

They may have been supplanted by digital job boards, but for much of the country’s history, they were one of the main sources to go to find work and workers.

From The Wall Street Journal