| SUPERSEDE | • supersede v. (Transitive) To take the place of. • supersede v. (Transitive) To displace in favour of itself. • supersede n. (Internet) An updated newsgroup post that supersedes an earlier version. |
| SUPERSEDED | • superseded v. Simple past tense and past participle of supersede. • SUPERSEDE v. to take the place of, also SUPERCEDE. |
| SUPERSEDER | • superseder n. One who, or that which, supersedes; a replacement or usurper. • SUPERSEDER n. one who supersedes. |
| SUPERSEDES | • supersedes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of supersede. • supersedes n. Plural of supersede. • SUPERSEDE v. to take the place of, also SUPERCEDE. |
| SUPERSEDEAS | • supersedeas n. (Law) A type of surety bond that a court requires from an appellant who wants to delay payment of a… • supersedeas n. (Law) A writ requiring a lower court to suspend an action. • SUPERSEDEAS n. a stay order (to stay an execution or legal proceedings). |
| SUPERSEDERE | • supersedere n. (Law) A creditor’s voluntary surcease of personal execution in behalf of a debtor. • SUPERSEDERE n. (Scots) a private agreement among creditors, under a trust-law, to supersede or sist diligence for a certain period. |
| SUPERSEDERS | • superseders n. Plural of superseder. • SUPERSEDER n. one who supersedes. |
| SUPERSEDING | • superseding v. Present participle of supersede. • superseding n. The process by which something is superseded. • SUPERSEDE v. to take the place of, also SUPERCEDE. |
| SUPERSEDURE | • supersedure n. The act of superseding. • supersedure n. The replacing of an old queen bee by a new one. • SUPERSEDURE n. the act of superseding. |
| SUPERSEDABLE | • supersedable adj. Capable of being superseded. • SUPERSEDABLE adj. that can be superseded. |
| SUPERSEDENCE | • supersedence n. The act of superseding; replacement of an older thing by a newer. • SUPERSEDENCE n. the act of superseding. |
| SUPERSEDERES | • supersederes n. Plural of supersedere. • SUPERSEDERE n. (Scots) a private agreement among creditors, under a trust-law, to supersede or sist diligence for a certain period. |
| SUPERSEDURES | • supersedures n. Plural of supersedure. • SUPERSEDURE n. the act of superseding. |
| SUPERSEDEASES | • supersedeases n. Plural of supersedeas. • SUPERSEDEAS n. a stay order (to stay an execution or legal proceedings). |
| SUPERSEDENCES | • supersedences n. Plural of supersedence. • SUPERSEDENCE n. the act of superseding. |