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What does supplantar mean?

"Supplantar" is a Spanish word that means to supplant, to replace, to displace, or to supersede.

It essentially means to take the place of something or someone else, often by force or by being superior.

Here are some examples of how "supplantar" can be used in a sentence:

* "La nueva tecnología ha supplantado a los métodos tradicionales." (The new technology has supplanted traditional methods.)

* "El nuevo rey supplantó al antiguo rey." (The new king supplanted the old king.)

* "El amor de su madre supplantaba la necesidad de un padre." (Her mother's love supplanted the need for a father.)

"Supplantar" is a powerful word that can be used in a variety of contexts to describe the act of replacing something or someone.

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