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supplant

verb

/səˈplænt/

Meaning

To take the place of something or someone, often by force or strategy.

Digital platforms have supplanted traditional newspapers.

replace, displace, overthrow, substitute, succeed

retain, keep, preserve

supplant authority, supplant tradition, supplant role, supplant leader

To desire to have or do something.

to put someone into a state of hypnosis; to influence someone's mind deeply

to exaggerate or fake illness in order to escape duty or work

to deliberately avoid or stay away from someone or something

to recover from illness or regain strength

to disturb the order or arrangement of something