supersedes

[US]/ˌsuːpəˈsiːdz/

[UK]/ˌsuːpərˈsiːdz/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.to take the place of something or someone that was previously in authority or use

law supersedes

policy supersedes

rule supersedes

regulation supersedes

decision supersedes

contract supersedes

previously supersedes

agreement supersedes

document supersedes

version supersedes

the new policy supersedes the old regulations.

his experience supersedes that of his colleagues.

this technology supersedes previous models.

the latest research supersedes earlier findings.

her decision supersedes any prior agreements.

the new edition supersedes the last one.

this law supersedes all previous legislation.

the upgrade supersedes the previous software.

his authority supersedes that of the committee.

the new findings supersede traditional beliefs.

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