supersession
the act of superseding.
the state of being superseded.
Origin of supersession
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How to use supersession in a sentence
Electric tramcars, in supersession of horse-traction, run through the city and suburbs since April 10, 1905.
The Philippine Islands | John ForemanWe realise that the foregoing recommendations amount to the complete supersession of the Poor Law, and, indeed, to its abolition.
English Poor Law Policy | Sidney WebbHe tries to find them in the supposed infidelity of his wife with Othello and in his supersession by Cassio.
More Pages from a Journal | Mark RutherfordIf such rapid supersession be the law, who can expect in departing to leave footprints in the annals of so shifting a science?
Hugh Miller | William Keith LeaskHe was accustomed to imagine it lighted and warmed by a presence out of Heaven—that presence was in danger of supersession.
The Prince of India, Volume I | Lew. Wallace
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