supersede

Now only a few months later, it is itself superseded.

That role for the American forces has now been superseded.

Of course they were eventually superseded but let's be real.

When the time came for them to be superseded they had to pass away.

The 407, along with the larger 607, was superseded by the 508 in early 2011.

This was superseded in 1784 by a new building on the present site.

Something or somebody had superseded him as a source of interest.

Yesterday the state case was superseded by that of the federal government.

To a great extent, however, his work is now superseded.

This was superseded by a private company in December 1983.

"Which means that it supersedes the one she made in Florida."

If they cut these education programs, we are not going to be able to supersede poverty.

Military leaders have twice superseded it by taking power themselves.

Geography, however, can be superseded by the culture at large.

It was superseded by the national medicare program in 1969.

But that plan has been largely superseded by military changes on the ground.

Immediately the living person in front of him superseded the memory.

The bill specifically says it would not supersede any city, state or Federal law.

His charter was not superseded until 1843, a period of 180 years.

It likely had higher resolution, and may have been superseded by the later E-6.

It will not be significantly superseded for more than a century.

Occasionally, the words have a power that supersedes the art.

"Further, I have one other task which supersedes all else."

What is said in the catalogue may well be superseded when the works of art actually get on the wall, all together.

We shall one day learn to supersede politics by education.