supplanted

It's amazing how long this has been going on, yet a user-friendly database app hasn't supplanted it.

It seems that at least portion of this communication has shifted online, not got supplanted by online.

In times of old, the NY Times National edition was supplanted by the Late City edition.

If you read further in the article, you'll see that your idea was the original interpretation, but has since been supplanted.

Even the pros are using Instagram to showcase new photos, it has supplanted Flickr as the dominant online photo sharing platform.

Not sure how much that feature was really used, and today it's pretty much moot because online streaming has supplanted physical media for most people.

It was inevitable, all empires come to an end eventually, supplanted by a new one, full of people willing to explore and take great risks.

It has largely supplanted my desktop system which is running Arch.

Phones have already supplanted pcs in many forms of creation, photography, messaging, data gathering, gps, and many many more.

That was supplanted by Rails For Zombies as soon as I found that.

I realise that 'straw man' is centuries old, like many of the terms that are now coming to be supplanted by inclusive alternatives.

The few who leave because of this executive turmoil or changes in moderation have already been supplanted by new users who enjoy the system as it is today.

The "drones" there are ballistic missiles, and they gradually supplanted manned bombers in large part because they were cheaper.

Michelson: "The more important fundamental laws and facts of physical science have all been discovered, and these are so firmly established that the possibility of their ever being supplanted in consequence of new discoveries is exceedingly remote." After that, he lived just enough to see the physics giving birth to modern chemistry and electronics.