Definitionn. act of replacing one person or thing by another especially one held to be superior
Last update: June 16, 2015
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These advantages led to the gradual supersession of the single-wire system until at the present day the all-metallic system is employed almost universally. [Please select]
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This points to the supersession of the burial customs of the indigenous Neolithic race by those of another race which conquered and dominated the indigenes. [Please select]
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After some forced conversation Buckingham handed McClellan a paper ordering his supersession by Burnside. [Please select]
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Rulers differ very much in the length to which they carry the control of the free agency of their subjects, or the supersession of it by managing their business for them. [Please select]
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Then reluctantly, for though honestly ready to lay down her life for her mistress, she found it far from easy to invite supersession in respect of her, she said:--"Miss St." [Please select]
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