Supersede or Superseed
Learn the correct spelling “supersede” vs wrong “superseed.”
superseed
Incorrect spelling - “Superseed” is incorrect; it incorrectly includes “seed.”
"superseed" is a common misspelling of "supersede". Always use "supersede" when referring to the correct word.
supersede
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Supersede” means to replace or take the place of something.
Definition of supersede
"supersede": “Supersede” means to replace or take the place of something.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for supersede
- • replace
- • overrule
- • displace
Usage Examples
"Correct:" Digital maps supersede paper maps.
"Correct:" New rules supersede old ones.
"Correct:" Smartphones supersede old devices.
"Incorrect:" Digital maps superseed paper maps.
"Incorrect:" New rules superseed old ones.
Notes:
- • Ends in '-sede', not '-seed'. Only this English word uses 'sede'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Supersede.
Q: Is 'superseed' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning?
A: To replace something.
Q: Why confusing?
A: Because 'seed' looks familiar but is wrong.
Q: Example?
A: New tech supersedes old tech.
Summary
""Supersede" is correct; 'superseed' is a false association with the word 'seed'. It means to replace or overrule something."