supersede
/ˌsupɝˈsid/
to take the place of something previously in use
“Digital records have superseded paper files.”
Origin: Latin supersedere to sit above, refrain from from super- above + sedere to sit
/ˌsupɝˈsid/
to take the place of something previously in use
“Digital records have superseded paper files.”
Origin: Latin supersedere to sit above, refrain from from super- above + sedere to sit