supercede
supercede
Definition
super·cede (so̵̅o̅′pər sēd′)
transitive verb -·ced′·ed, -·ced′·ing
supercede
Usage Examples
Object
- agreement: It supercedes all prior agreements or understandings you have with Western Union and cannot be modified orally.
- term: Such orders or requests supersede the terms of this Privacy Policy.
- version: However this arts website will supersede the printed version of the ' Deane Arts Update ' in January 2006.
- edition: The new edition of " Guidelines for Surveys, Assessment and Repair of Hull Structures - Bulk Carriers " - supercedes the 1994 edition.
- information: The Future ' Porta provided then current, but now superceded, information on the tire profile.
- requirement: The legal requirement for LEAs to produce annual disability statements will remain in place until such time as any new legislation supercedes this requirement.
Subject
- edition: This title has been superceded by a new edition.
- development: Euro II This recommendation has been superceded by developments in regulations, which have produced a positive impact on the road haulage industry.
- method: Frame based events have largely been superceded by setInterval methods.
- publication: Although some of the contents have been superceded by later publications, the information is still useful.
Modifying Another Word
- largely: Now largely superceded by a more recent version, ASP.NET.
- now: The Notes were published formally in booklet form and are now superceded by the revised versions published on the ICE web site.
- not: The Qur'an does not supersede the Bible in historical accuracy, or in any other area.
- eventually: This was eventually superceded by the present CD library, which includes a rich jazz collection, the bequest of Gordon Turner.
- gradually: Originally they were a cheap way to carry the new industrial goods but were gradually superceded by the railways in the 19th century.
- soon: The type of helmet was soon superceded so its date is certain.
Preposition: by
- edition: This title has been superceded by a new edition.
- development: Euro II This recommendation has been superceded by developments in regulations, which have produced a positive impact on the road haulage industry.
- publication: Although some of the contents have been superceded by later publications, the information is still useful.
- method: Frame based events have largely been superceded by setInterval methods.
Browse dictionary entries near supercede
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- superblock
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- superannuated
- superannuate
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- superalloy
- superadd
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