supersedure

noun

act of replacing one person or thing by another especially one held to be superior

Roots

supersuper- · Latin · above, over sederesed- · Latin · to sit ura-ure · Latin · act, result

Synonyms for supersedure

supersessionn supersedencen supplantingn supersedingv replacementn supplantationn substitutionn subrogationn

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