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supplanter

[suh-plan-ter, -plahn‐] / səˈplæn tər, -ˈplɑn‐ /


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Jacob was a popular boy’s name in Old Testament times, and meant "the one who grasps," "the angler," "the deceiver" or "the supplanter."

From Fox News

When the men join in, the music turns violent, with denunciations of the “supplanters.”

From New York Times

The station was killed off by the proximity of Holborn, more popular because it was an interchange, and I'm pleased to see its supplanter at least has the grace to recognise its phantom existence.

From The Guardian

In making this transition from the boldness and persistence of self-confidence to the boldness of faith and humility, Jacob becomes Israel—the supplanter, being baffled by his conqueror, rises a Prince.

From Project Gutenberg

Jacob the supplanter, Jacob the changeling, Jacob the baseborn!

From Project Gutenberg