usurped

It turns out the Firefox and Chromium, both liberally licensed projects, usurped Internet Explorer's monopoly on browsers.

Those parts are being usurped by stand-alone services and apps and need to longer be integrated into the browser.

Did anyone really believe that Samsung was building a wearables platform that wouldn't be quickly usurped by Google and Apple?

Being a solo affiliate these days has been usurped by large companies posing as 'ad networks,' reselling traffic on the open exchange.

Samsung used to be the worst but HTC may have usurped that position.

Those are the places that the Internet Age hasn't really usurped yet.

I find the way that Fuji in particular and Sony to a lesser extent have usurped Leica's target market fascinating.

I really wish Reformed Esperanto had usurped Esperanto, which fixed a lot of the bugs.

They're enough for grandma writing a letter or similar informal communications, but I imagine that's a niche wholly usurped by e-mail.

Bamb, the dick has now usurped some of the targets authority.

It's financial intermediation, and will not be usurped by Bitcoin.

Web applications have not yet usurped desktop apps across the board, and when they eventually do, won't it be a worse environment for a new proprietary OS?

"Anarchy" was usurped to somehow describe some sort of "violent" lack of rule/order.

"We believe in scientific ideas not because we have truly evaluated all the evidence but because we feel an affinity for the scientific community." – That is true, until they usurped that affinity (trust!).