subplant
/sʌbˈplɑːnt/ /sʌbˈplant/verb
[with object] Originally: †to uproot (literal and figurative ), to eradicate; = supplant ( obsolete ). Later: to replace or supersede (a thing).
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Alteration of supplant after sub-.
- phoneticization
- phoneticize
- phonetico-phonemic
- phonetico-semantic
- phonetics
- phonetism
- phonetist
- phonetization
- phonetize
- be written (or engraved or set) in stone
- bey
- beyond
- beyond (all) reason
- beyond (also†above) (a person's) expectance
- beyond belief
- beyond comparison
- beyond description
- beyond doubt
- beyond measure
- beyond one's wildest dreams
- beyond (or past) redemption
- beyond (or within) one's means
- beyond (or without) dispute
- beyond (or without) price
- beyond recall