sup·plant 
/səˈplænt/ verb
sup·plants; sup·plant·ed; sup·plant·ing /səˈplænt/ verb [+ obj] : to take the place of (someone or something that is old or no longer used or accepted)
▪ DVDs have supplanted videos. — often used as (be) supplanted ▪ Videos have been supplanted by DVDs. ▪ Older workers are being supplanted by recent college graduates.
▪ DVDs have supplanted videos. — often used as (be) supplanted ▪ Videos have been supplanted by DVDs. ▪ Older workers are being supplanted by recent college graduates.
