replaced

[riˈpleɪst]

replaced Definition

• 1. to take the place of something or someone
• 2. to put something new in the place where something old or damaged was

Using replaced: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "replaced" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The old engine was replaced with a new one.

• Example

  She was replaced by a younger actress.

• Example

  He replaced the batteries in the remote control.

• Example

  The broken window was replaced with a new one.

replaced Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for replaced

• substitute
• exchange
• swap
• renew
• switch

Antonyms for replaced

• keep
• retain
• preserve

Phrases with replaced

• replaceable

  able to be replaced

  Example

  The parts are replaceable if they become damaged.

• replaceable part

  a part that can be removed and replaced if it becomes damaged or worn out

  Example

  The mechanic replaced the damaged replaceable part with a new one.

• replaceable battery

  a battery that can be removed and replaced when it runs out of power

  Example

  The remote control uses a replaceable battery.

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Summary: replaced in Brief

The verb 'replaced' [riˈpleɪst] means to substitute or exchange something or someone with another. It also means to put something new in the place of something old or damaged. Examples include 'The old engine was replaced with a new one.' and 'The broken window was replaced with a new one.' 'Replaced' has related phrases like 'replaceable,' which means able to be replaced, and 'replaceable part,' which refers to a part that can be removed and replaced if it becomes damaged or worn out.