supplanted

UK
/səˈplɑːntɪd/
US
/səˈplæntɪd/

Translations

supplantedverb
supplanted
Past Simple
supplanted
Past Participle
Form of the verb “supplant”: simple past and past participle.
Streaming services quickly supplanted cable television.
Сервисы потокового вещания быстро вытеснили кабельное телевидение.
The company supplanted its paper forms with a digital system.
Компания заменила бумажные бланки цифровой системой.
supplantedpast participle
Lexicalized past-participle adjective meaning ‘displaced; replaced’.
Many traditions have become supplanted customs in modern society.
Многие традиции стали вытеснёнными обычаями в современном обществе.
The old protocol is a supplanted standard today.
Старый протокол сегодня — заменённый стандарт.
supplantverb

supplanted

Past Simple

supplanted
Past Simple
supplanted
Past Participle
supplanting
Gerund
UK
/səˈplɑːnt/
US
/səˈplænt/
He tried to supplant his colleague by taking over his responsibilities.
Он пытался подменять своего коллегу, взяв на себя его обязанности.
New technologies are beginning to supplant the old methods.
Новые технологии начинают вытеснять старые методы.
The new manager was brought in to supplant the previous one.
Нового менеджера пригласили, чтобы замещать предыдущего.
Additional translations

Definitions

supplantedverb
Simple past tense and past participle of supplant.
New digital platforms supplanted the traditional broadcasting model.
supplantedpast participle
That has been replaced or displaced by something else.
Many once-popular customs are now supplanted practices of a bygone era.
supplantverb
To take the place of another, especially through force, scheming, or strategy.
The new technology quickly supplanted the old methods of communication.
To replace or supersede (something), often because it is more modern or effective.
Online streaming has begun to supplant traditional broadcast television.