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superseded

adjective as in out-of-date

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"He superseded Fernandinho and then some. Yaya Toure is another crucial figure in City’s modern history - but I think Rodri surpasses him too. A real pleasure to watch, a passionate player and ultimately, City’s best."

From BBC

The decision, at the time, superseded the lower court’s ruling on a 15-week ban that happened in 2022.

From Salon

Barnett insisted that no school in the state would integrate — and couldn’t be forced to, he claimed, because Mississippi’s sovereign power superseded the federal government’s.

From Salon

Kamala Harris, who pulled off a strong performance and decisive victory, failed to respond in a way that could have superseded a fundamental lie about climate politics and offered her an affirmative advantage on the issue.

From Slate

The stadium – built on a former horse-racing track – went on to have a famed life, becoming for much of the last century France’s pre-eminent football and rugby venue, before being superseded by the Parc des Princes and then the Stade de France.

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