re-placed
[ ri-pleys ]
- as inchanged
- as indischarged
- as inmoved
- as inrecalled
- as inrecovered
- as inrelieved
- as inreplaced
- as inreplaced
- as inreplaced
- as inrestored
- as inreconstruct
- as inreinstate
- as inrenew
- as inreplace
- as inreplenish
- as inrestore
- as inrestore
- as inreturn
- as inshift
- as insubstitute
- as insucceed
- as insupersede
- as inswitch
- as inrearrange
- as inunseat
- as inunseat
- as inchange
- as inpinch-hit
- as inre-create
- as inrecondition
- as inrecondition
- as inrestitute
- as insupervene
- as indischarge
- as indisplace
- as indisturb
- as inexchange
- as infill in
- as infollow
Synonyms for re-placed
- alternated
- bartered
- commutated
- interchanged
- reciprocated
- replaced
- restored
- returned
- reversed
- rotated
- shuffled
- substituted
- swapped
- switched
- traded
- transferred
- transposed
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Antonyms for re-placed
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EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR RE-PLACED
She raised the packet to her lips before she re-placed it in her vest.
Vessels now trade direct from Brisbane with some regularity, which services will, no doubt, soon be re-placed by steamers.
The five expedition horses which these re-placed were in a miserable condition.
The wire mentioned in this account was re-placed by a small brass chain.