replaced
Pronunciation: [rɪˈpleɪst]
Word
Context: "change or substitution"
(verb) to take something out and put something else in its place. Like when you get a new toy and stop playing with the old one. It means you have made a change.
Example
She replaced her old bike with a shiny new one.
Example
He didn’t replace his broken toy because he wanted to fix it instead.
Example
What did you replace in your room last week?
Context: "employment or position"
(verb) to take someone's job or role that they used to have. This can happen when someone leaves or needs to be changed out for some reason.
Example
The company hired a new manager to replace the one who retired.
Example
They decided not to replace the teacher who moved away.
Example
Who is going to replace the coach next season?
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