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replacement

[ri-pleys-muhnt] / rɪˈpleɪs mənt /
NOUN
substitute
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Murray came on for Hamer-Webb when he suffered an early nose injury and then was a permanent replacement for the final quarter.

From BBC

Organisers said race-assigned police personnel responded to an "officer down" call and replacement officers were unfamiliar with the race's "unusual route" over a footbridge not normally used by cars.

From BBC

“I have consistently called for a modern replacement facility focused on treatment and rehabilitation because that is where the real solution lies.”

From Los Angeles Times

The two fisheries ships will be replacements for ships that were previously built at the Port Glasgow shipyard in 1998 and 2003.

From BBC

The threat of widespread job replacement by these models on a large scale is bound to have a more profound impact on society than niche applications in a national security conflict, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal