supplant — to replace someone or something, especially by force or through scheming
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to replace someone or something, especially by force or through scheming
Pronunciation (IPA): /səˈplænt/
Korean meaning: 대체하다, 밀어내다, 취って代わる
Korean pronunciation: 서**플랜**트
Example Sentences
- The smartphone supplanted the pager faster than you can say 'beep beep'.
- Digital streaming services have supplanted traditional television broadcasting.
- My cat thinks he can supplant me as the head of the household.
supplant
VERB//səˈplænt//
to replace someone or something, especially by force or through scheming
A young executive supplants the former CEO in the boardroom
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The young plant will supplant what nature won't grant!
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Origin
From Latin 'supplantare,' composed of 'sub-' (under) and 'planta' (sole of the foot), literally meaning 'to trip up' or 'to overthrow by tripping.' The word evolved to mean replacing someone through cunning or force.
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“The smartphone supplanted the pager faster than you can say 'beep beep'.”
“Digital streaming services have supplanted traditional television broadcasting.”
“My cat thinks he can supplant me as the head of the household.”
“Electric vehicles are gradually supplanting gasoline-powered cars.”
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