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supplant

[suh-plant, -plahnt] / səˈplænt, -ˈplɑnt /


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Injury then gave Marcus Smith the chance to supplant Ford in the pecking order on the 2024 tour of New Zealand, before Fin Smith emerged in last year's Six Nations.

From BBC

He wrote that Genie “cannot supplant end‑to‑end game production,” and the “AI-driven selloff creates enhanced buying opportunity.”

From Barron's

These stocks were dented by investor concerns that new developments in artificial intelligence will supplant software.

From The Wall Street Journal

Businesses rely on legal software and data service companies to do much of this work, and investors fear Anthropic’s tool could supplant them.

From The Wall Street Journal

That created fears that AI could supplant traditional software and services, hammering a broad array of stocks on Tuesday.

From The Wall Street Journal