supplant
 transitive verb
 suplantar
EN Carthage, which was supplanted by Tunis more than a thousand years ago, seems to have become once more a symbolic place of power since Habib Bourguiba, independent Tunisia's first president, established the presidential palace there.
GL Suplantada durante máis dun milenio pola cidade de Tunisia, Cartago converteuse de novo --des que Bourguiba, primeiro Xefe de Estado de Tunes independente, instalara alí o palacio presidencial-- nun centro emblemático de poder.
 Fonte: C18 (1053)
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supersede, superstition, superstitious, superstitiously, superstring, supervise, supervision, supervisor, supper, supplant, supple, supplement, supplementarity, supplementary, suppleness, suppliant, supplication, supplier, supply