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Term: supercedes

Description:

The term "supercedes" is a verb which means to take the place of something or someone that came before it, typically in a superior or more advanced way. It implies the act of replacing or displacing something or someone with a newer or better alternative.

Possible Senses and Usages:

• Sense 1: To replace or displace something/someone in a superior or more advanced manner.
• Sense 2: To have greater authority or power over something/someone.
• Sense 3: To invalidate or make something/someone outdated.

Sample Sentences:

1. The new smartphone model supercedes its predecessor by offering a larger display and more advanced features.
2. Modern technology supercedes traditional methods in various industries.
3. Management's decision supercedes any previous agreements made.
4. Innovation often supercedes existing norms and practices.

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