late replacement

Frequency: 5.55.0 per million words

a person who replaces someone with very little time before an event

replacementADJECTIVE + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • The team had to find a late replacement for their injured star player.
  • As a late replacement, she had little time to prepare for the presentation.
  • The speaker was a late replacement after the original one fell ill.
  • Finding a late replacement for the lead actor proved challenging.
  • He was called in as a late replacement for the departing CEO.
  • Despite being a late replacement, she delivered an outstanding performance.
  • The coach had to make a late replacement to the starting lineup just before the game.
  • They were fortunate to find a qualified late replacement for the sudden vacancy.
  • Being a late replacement often means facing extra pressure.
  • The conference organizers announced a late replacement for the keynote speaker.