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substitute

[suhb-sti-toot, -tyoot] / ˈsʌb stɪˌtut, -ˌtyut /






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Slovakia entered Michaela Hozakova but she travelled separately to Milan, says she is "just a substitute" and has been watching from the stands.

From BBC

There are no substitutes for gallium, a soft metal that is used to make the semiconductors needed for high-speed electronics, LEDs, lasers, and medical imaging.

From Barron's

They appear to have given little thought to the terrible consequences for innocent people when soft words are offered as a substitute for tough but necessary action.

From The Wall Street Journal

But not all Euro substitutes are created equal.

From Los Angeles Times

While cameras and technology may help when it comes to safety in public spaces such as train stations, Cunningham believes they "are not a substitute for being able to voice concerns to another person".

From BBC