supplace
/səˈpleɪs/
supplace verb: to replace; to supplant.
Verb
supplace (third-person singular simple present supplaces, present participle supplacing, simple past and past participle supplaced)
Forms of supplace
| third-person singular present | supplaces |
|---|---|
| present participle | supplacing |
| past participle | supplaced |
| past | supplaced |
Words that rhyme with supplace
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- embrace
- lace
- replace
- mace
- displace
- bass
- efface
- plaice
- disgrace
- pes
- abase
- debase
- deface
- interlace
- misplace
- retrace
- white space
- bouillabaisse
- dace
- enlace
- grimace
- nominative case
- red in the face
- -ase
- abaisse
- acoustic bass
- aggrace
- Alsace
- apace
- artspace
- encase
- gather pace
- Harbour Grace
- Havre de Grace
- heart of grace
- into space
- Jace
- Jase
- laisse
- misgrace
- Naas
- outpace
- reys
- Thrace
- torace
Questions about supplace
- What does supplace mean?
- Supplace means to replace; to supplant.
- What part of speech is supplace?
- Supplace is a verb.
- How do you pronounce supplace?
- Supplace is pronounced /səˈpleɪs/.
- What is the past tense of supplace?
- The past tense of supplace is supplaced.
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