supersedes

Pushes aside permanently

Supersedes is the third-person singular of supersede, meaning to take the place of something older or less effective.

A new regulation supersedes the old one, rendering it obsolete.

The updated policy supersedes all previous versions.

The word implies replacement by something superior or more current, not mere succession.

replacement

supplant

Replace by force

substitute · swap · exchange · switch · upgrade · update · overhaul · modernize · retrofit · renovate

obsolescence

outdated

No longer in use

outmoded · old-fashioned · anachronistic · bygone · outworn · superannuated · deprecated · defunct · discarded · retired

priority

precedence

Superior rank or importance

predominance · ascendancy · preemption · antecedence · seniority · rank · hierarchy · override · trump · overrule

authority

jurisdiction

Legal authority's scope

dominion · control · command · power · binding · enforceable · statutory · regulatory · legislative · constitutional

Opposites
replacement vs. continuation

supersedessupplements

Extra nutritional intake

complements · augments · accompanies · reinforces · extends

temporal priority

supersedesprecedes

Comes before temporally

predates · antedates · comes before

authority/validity status

supersedesfollows

Comes after another

upholds · validates · confirms · ratifies

Family

supersede, superseded, superseding

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