supplant
Cross references:
1. replace
sup.plant \s*-'plant\ \s*-.plan-'ta--sh*n\ vt [ME supplanten, fr. MF
supplanter, fr. L supplantare to overt]hrow by tripping up, fr. sub- +
planta sole of the foot - more at PLACE 1: to supersede (another) esp. by
force or treachery obs 2a1: UPROOT 2a2: to eradicate and supply a
substitute for {efforts to ~ the ve rnacular} 2b: to take the place of and
serve as a substitute for esp. by reason of s uperior excellence or power -
sup.plan.ta.tion n
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