Supersedure

Pronunciation: /ˈsəpˈɝzˈɛdˈjuɹ/

Supersedure (noun)

  1. The act of replacing an older rule, document, or system with a newer one.

Examples

  • The new policy is the official replacement for the old one.
  • Her promotion became the official replacement for the previous manager.

Supersedure (verb)

  1. To make something older no longer used by putting a newer version in its place.

Examples

  • The company will replace the old system with newer software.
  • They plan to replace the outdated tools with newer ones.