1. to replace something or someone that is older, less effective, or no longer valid
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘supersede’

Examples

• The new policy supersedes all previous regulations.
• Digital technology supersedes many traditional methods.
• This updated manual supersedes the 2019 version.
• The court ruling supersedes the lower court’s decision.
• Modern medicine supersedes many folk remedies.
• The latest software update supersedes earlier versions.