1. the act of replacing someone or something
Usage: gerund form

1. replacing someone or something, especially by force or treachery
Usage: present participle of ‘supplant’

Examples

• The new technology is supplanting traditional methods.
• She worried about younger employees supplanting her at work.
• The supplanting of the old regime happened quickly.
• Digital cameras succeeded in supplanting film cameras.
• The supplanting of local businesses by chain stores concerned residents.
• He was accused of supplanting his colleague through underhanded tactics.