substituted
Pronunciation: [ˈsʌbstɪˌtjuːtɪd]
Word
Context: “replacement”
(verb) to use something instead of another thing. It’s like when you don’t have the right ingredient for a recipe, so you use something else instead.
Example
I substituted sugar with honey in the recipe, and it tasted great.
Example
I didn't substitute the salt, so the food tasted bland.
Example
What did you substitute for the missing part in the project?
Context: “sports”
(verb) to take one player out of a game and put another player in their place. This often happens in sports to keep the team fresh or when a player is injured.
Example
The coach substituted the tired player with a fresh one in the second half of the game.
Example
The coach did not substitute any players, and they lost energy as the game continued.
Example
When will the coach choose to substitute players during the match?
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