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supplant

[suh-plant, -plahnt] / səˈplænt, -ˈplɑnt /


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There’s also some evidence that artificial intelligence is supplanting some jobs.

From MarketWatch

Traditional internet providers probably don’t have to worry much about satellite service supplanting core broadband offerings in the eyes of consumers.

From MarketWatch

A nonresident tax can help supplant the city’s draw on the U.S.

From Washington Post

India will soon become the world’s most populous country, supplanting China for the first time in centuries, according to data from the United Nations.

From New York Times

The big question mark remains goaltending, with Stuart Skinner — the NHL’s Rookie of the Month in March — supplanting Jack Campbell at No. 1 but boasting no playoff track record.

From Seattle Times