effectively replace

Frequency: 7.518.9 per million words

To suggest that something has, in practice, been replaced, even if not officially.

replaceADVERB

Categories:

effectively

Examples (10)

  • These guidelines effectively replaced the official procedure.
  • New software can effectively replace many manual tasks in the office.
  • Her innovative leadership style will effectively replace the traditional approach.
  • The cheaper alternative effectively replaced the expensive brand name product.
  • Online streaming services have effectively replaced physical media for many consumers.
  • This new policy will effectively replace several outdated regulations.
  • Renewable energy sources aim to effectively replace fossil fuels in the long run.
  • Social media platforms have effectively replaced traditional community gatherings.
  • Advanced automation could effectively replace a significant portion of manufacturing jobs.
  • His new healthy routine effectively replaced his old sedentary lifestyle.