superseder
noun
Pronunciation: ˌsuːpərˈsiːdər
Definition
Something that replaces or takes the place of another, especially something older or less effective.
Examples
The latest model of the phone is a superseder to the previous one.
This new policy is a superseder for the outdated regulations.
How to Use superseder
- act as a superseder (collocation)
- To function as something that replaces another. — "The new software will act as a superseder for the old program."
- a superseder of (prepositional phrase)
- Something that replaces a specific prior item or concept. — "This new agreement is a superseder of the previous one."
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