totally replace

Frequency: 7.822.1 per million words

A more informal way to say 'completely replace'.

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Examples (10)

  • The new software will totally replace the old system.
  • Can artificial intelligence ever totally replace human creativity?
  • They decided to totally replace the worn-out carpets in the office.
  • No amount of money could ever totally replace what was lost in the fire.
  • This innovative technology is expected to totally replace traditional manufacturing methods.
  • He wasn't sure if he could ever totally replace his damaged vintage car.
  • The company plans to totally replace all its outdated machinery next year.
  • A healthier lifestyle can often totally replace the need for certain medications.
  • The new manager aims to totally replace the previous team's strategy with a fresh approach.
  • We might need to totally replace the entire roof after the severe storm damage.