Pronunciation

/rɪˈpleɪs/

Definitions

Noun

A noun referring to the act of substituting one thing with another, usually a word or item. Example: The software has a feature that allows you to replace text easily.

Verb

1. To substitute one word, item, or person for another, often by intention or necessity. Example: He replaced the old sofa with a new one.
2. To take the place of someone or something else in a particular role or function. Example: She replaced her boss as team leader during his vacation.

Adjective

Referring to something that is substitutable or capable of being replaced. Example: The company offers replaceable parts for their appliances.

Phrases

• “Replaceable parts” indicates items that can be easily swapped out.
• “Replace this with that” suggests substitution.
• “Replace worn-out items” implies the need for new ones due to wear and tear.

Example Sentences

• Noun: The engineer suggested using a different material to replace the corroded metal.
• Verb: She replaced her broken phone with a newer model.
• Adjective: The policy encourages the use of replaceable eco-friendly materials.

Synonyms

• Substitute
• Exchange
• Supplant
• Replaceable
• Substitute for
• Exchangeable
• Replacements
• Substitute product
• Relocate
• Shift